posted Mon, 03/04/2013 - 08:54
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PTI Drug Test
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Been searching through some old posts and although the general consensus is that AAS will not show up on employment/job screening tests, i couldn't find an answer to whether they would show up on a PTI (pre-trial intervention) program drug test. Wondering for test, EQ and tbol specifically. Thanks.
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bt843ok cool thanks guys. Also do you think clen would be the same scenario or not?
Wardi77Clen on the other hand, might give a false positive for amphetamines. Clen, Ephedrine and stimulant based fat burners. CAhardcore mentioned this on the pre employment screening thread.
bt843thanks. prob just play it safe...
Wardi77Yea that is a good idea man, nothing is worth your freedom, especially something as minuscule as laying off certain drugs for a period of time. Goodluck to you
Probably not, PED testing is very expensive and only specialized labs can do the testing.
Wardi77Unless the court mandates that steroid testing is included, I wouldnt sweat it. Much like probation you would only be tested for various reacreational narcotics.You wouldnt be tested for steroids unless it is court mandated. I dont think many people realize that testing for AAS is pretty expensive and only done in the highest level of employments, i.e. government jobs, and professional sports organizations. Even firefighters and cops dont get tested for juice. Steve Kuclo is a IFBB pro and is a firefighter in Texas. Then you got Joe Palumbo who is also a IFBB pro, although way past his prime, but he is on the SWAT team. My only exception in your case would be, lets say your getting PTI for aggravated assault and they found steroids in your possesion at the time of arrest and your physique screams steroids...then yes they might mandate that part of PTI agreement is passing montly steroid tests. Other than that, there is almost no chance that your PTI would require you pass AAS testing as a requirement.
no your all good. Unless they are gonna specifically test you for AAS. Like if it was an AAS arrest.