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[quarry206]

The US military does not test for any anabolic agents.. You actually can ask for a list of Tested items.. they test for four compounds.. (thats all anybody can test for legal reasons) three are always the same. (i think its weed, coke, heroin) and one of the items changes randomly...But Steroids won't be tested for.

And even if they know you are juicing, they really don't give a crap. as long as you pull your own weight and pass your run. If you ever walk around a military gym you can see that there are people that juice.

WARNING:: There are some work out supplements that will give you a false postive for Weed. its some supplement that starts with a M i forget it off the top of my head.. I was sent in 2007 to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement certification course for drug testing and they told me all about it, but i just don't remember off the top of my head at the moment. But i warn people because you should always keep a list of supplements you are taking because you never know when you will get a wrong reading. but they can lazer the piss and figure out it was a false positive. so people don't try and lie.

[Dizz28]

The US military does not test for any anabolic agents.. You actually can ask for a list of Tested items.. they test for four compounds.. (thats all anybody can test for legal reasons) three are always the same. (i think its ****, ****, ******) and one of the items changes randomly...But Steroids won't be tested for.

Wrong they test for 7 different family of drugs and medication. Even the most basic of drug tests that are ever given by any company test for 5 families. You can read about them if you look up "NIDA 5" and "NIDA 7." I would list these but there is a no rec drug policy on this board so I wont. If you would like to know these classes then just pm me and I'll explain them to you.

Anyway, the military tests for 7 different families, some of them are the illicit and some are perscription medications that are controlled. There are two stages of testing that any lab uses... 1st being the "initial" test that's basically just one of those cards you can buy at any drug store that you place a sample on it and if a line shows then it's "positive" and it will show what class of the 7 caused it. Only if the sample comes up positive then it goes to the second stage called the "confirmatory" test. They then run the sample through a GCMS (not a laser test lol) to find out what exactly was in the urine to make it pop positive and also the nanogram level to determine if the pop could possibly be a false positive caused by MANY things or, a deliberate ingestion.

Furthermore, if the samples run through the GCMS, anything that can be referenced to a metabolite will show up on the test. If seen drug tests come back listing things like "acetaminophen" (tylenol) or "diphenhydramine" (benadryl) and the levels contained

thanks

In the AF it was not as rare as the above poster is saying, it strictly depends on your Chain of command.

I don't have the slightest clue about AF drug testing procedures or policies. I only know that they are far more strict with rules/regulations/procedures then the other armed forces are so it would make sence that it isn't as rare. I was only referring to Navy/Marine Corps mainly, I have slight knowledge of Army procedures