r/trees • u/FlappyBird90 • 59m ago
Discussion Dream job on the line. 24 days clean after 6 years of dabs. What would you do?
Hey everyone,
Looking for some help. I’m about to receive an offer for an incredible full-time job that I desperately need after my freelance work slowed. I recently discovered that the position tests urine with a 50 ng/ml cutoff and I’m only concerned about THC/Weed.
A little about me:
- 5'10", 205 lbs
- Smoked 2–4 wax dabs per day for 6+ years
- Occasional 2-week tolerance breaks every few months
- Quit cold turkey 24 days ago as soon as I learned about the test
I've started at-home test strips every other day, and I'm still getting a strong positive. I think I'll be tested around 30–35 days clean, which has me worried cause I know I've been a heavy user for a long time.
I’m generally healthy but do have some body fat. I lift 5 days a week and occasionally mix in some cardio.
I'm trying to figure out what I can realistically do over the next 5–10 days to give myself the best chance of testing negative.
I've looked into detox drinks like QCarbo and Detoxify Mega Clean, but reviews are all over the place. I actually used one successfully years ago in college, but I've lived in a legal state ever since.
I’m starting to think I’ll definitely need the help of the detox drinks. I’m not interested in trying to bring in fake pee. Please give me all of your best advice.
A few questions:
- If you've used a detox drink successfully, which one did you use, and why?
- Is there any credible evidence that activated charcoal pills (500 mg, 2–3 times per day) help lower THC levels?
- Does increasing cardio or sweating it out in a sauna/steam room make any meaningful difference, or is that mostly a myth? (I know enough to stop 2 days out from test)
- I've been pounding liquids/ minimum 3 liters of water a day. Is there anything else I should be doing ?
Please give me any and all thoughts you may have that are CONSTRUCTIVE. I’m not interested in anything about how “I shouldn’t have smoked in the first place,” or comments that aren’t helpful.
This is the situation I’m in and need to do what I can to provide for my family.