That'll fix it.

Don't sweat inconclusive test results.

Ask them what it was inconclusive for. And ask to retake the test.

I tested positive for coke, which I did years ago, but at that time, had not done in 12 years or so. This was fairly early on when employers were just starting the drug testing as a usual thing. I called one of my clients, who's business was writing drug policies and setting up companies as a "drug-free workplace." She told me that if a currrent employer had done the testing, there were steps in their drug-free workplace policy that had to be followed, things that would give me some sort of appeals process.

But as a potential employee, none of this applied to me. Her words to me were along the lines of, how much money do you want to spend to prove you are right, and then do you really want to try to force someone to hire you, with no guarantees at any part of the process.

I'm sorry this happened to you. I'm opposed to drug testing in almost all circumstances.

peace and low stress

Next step is your grandmother's stool sample-more BS from a BS system

and stop being so inconclusive.

If the lab test comes back positive for Oxycontin or Viagra just tell them you had Limbaugh piss in the cup for you.

Did you list it as a legal drug that you are taking?

http://www.livestrong.com/article/161857-drugs-that-can-cause-false-positive-drug-tests/

btw, thanks!

GOOD LUCK, Demo!

stupidly? Do you light the wrong end

A friend recently flunked a hair follicle test for amphetamines. funny thing is A: He doesn't do speed and B: he smokes pot. turned out out some of the chemicals he works with in his job give a false positive for amphetamine.
took him 4 months and a lot of money to clear that up with CPS in a custody case.

If the sample container was contaminated then something errant may have shown up.

Also depends upon the quality control in the lab.

Sample is too dilute to read right - or the PH is out of test range.

Thanks for the update