3 to 6 months...depends on what you used...
chemicals also leave traces in your spine and several other places
ps:cutting off is not enough since the hair roots will be there
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
when u do a drug it is embedded in your hair, so if you didn't cut your hair since then. It will still be there.
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
I heard a years but I had one and they only went back 1 month..was shocked and scared they were going to do a hair test.
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
it can go up to a month
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
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How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
depends on the drug.
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
Until it comepletely grown out or cut off, it will be there.
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
As long as the hair is.
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
I have heard up to six years, i really want to know the answer , so am stabbing at it!
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
I've heard 9 mths to a 1yr.than i heard it can go as far back as 3 yrs....but that is what i heard ...
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
25 generations
How far back can a drug test from a hair sample go?
Not really sure. but I think hair grows at a rate of 1/16th of an inch every week.
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