The general public has been told for some time that CBD oil will not make you fail a drug test. However, in October 2018 a woman in Atlanta, Georgia tested positive for marijuana on a pre-work drug screening; yet, the woman never consumed marijuana. So, how can this happen when CBD isn’t supposed to show up on drug tests?

While the CBD compound itself contains no THC, it is a hemp-based product that can contain trace amounts of THC. Usually this is no more than 0.3 percent, but there is still a possibility that you can fail a drug screening. But why? There can be a lot of inconsistencies in the manufacturing of CBD, because none of the CBD products available for consumption have been approved by the Federal Drug Administration. So, there’s no guarantee the CBD you are using has been subject to any kind of quality control.

Ultimately, this means some of the products you purchase that are labeled as CBD oil could simply not even be CBD oil at all. But that’s not the only way your CBD oil can cause you to fail a drug test. If you’re consuming high doses of CBD, you can trigger a false positive next time you go for a drug screening. That’s why you should purchase your CBD from a reputable CBD dealer. Companies like Where’s CBD do the research for you so you can discover local dispensaries, deliveries, doctors and more.

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