For occasional users, marijuana can stay in the blood for 1-2 days, while regular users it can stay for 2-7 days after last use. THC, a component of marijuana, is detectable in blood within 10 minutes of smoking and can stay in regular users' blood for up to 7 days. Other tests like hair follicle and saliva can detect marijuana use for 3 months and 12 hours respectively. To potentially pass a blood test, one can exercise, sweat, and drink fluids to flush THC from the bloodstream.

1. How Long Does
Marijuana Stay In
Your Blood?
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2. • Are you worried on how long does marijuana
stay in your blood? If yes, here are some facts
that you need to know about this weed,
regardless you are an occasional or regular
user.

3. How long does marijuana stay
in your blood?
• For those who took it for a single use, marijuana can stay in the blood for
a period of 1 to 2 days. As with the case of a regular user, this substance
can stay longer for approximately 2 to 7 days after the last use.
• Blood test for marijuana is often required to individuals who have been
involved in crime related activities, or accused for serious offense. There
are cases wherein a potential employer will require a blood analysis to
future employees, especially to occupations related to driving or on the
road. In some circumstances, insurance companies would also request
blood test to evaluate the health condition of their prospective
policyholders. Blood test is considered to be an effective drug test to
determine if the person is a user of prohibited drugs or substances
including marijuana.

4. How long does THC stay in the
blood?
• THC is one of the components of marijuana or cannabis.
The amount of THC that stays in the blood will depend
mostly on how frequent the person is smoking weed.
THC can be easily detected in blood after smoking. In
fact, the highest level of THC can be checked in the
bloodstream 10 minutes after last smoke. For those who
mix marijuana in food, it will take one hour or more for
the THC component to be detected in the blood. But, for
those who take marijuana regularly on a daily basis, THC
is detectable in the blood for up to 7 days after last use.

5. • Another method of detecting marijuana is hair follicle test. A hair
drug test can detect presence of marijuana for up to 3 months of last
smoke for a regular user. If you just took it once, the traces of THC
can still be present for less than a week. More than a week, you can
pass the hair drug test.
• Saliva test is another form of drug test to check
presence of drugs like marijuana. During a swab
test, saliva is used as sample. So, if you are a pot
user, the swab or saliva test will confirm use of
marijuana within the 12 hours timeframe of last
smoke.

6. How to pass a blood test for
marijuana?
• It really depends on events you get involved. For example, if
you have been involved in a car accident, you may be
required to undergo immediate blood test to determine if you
are under the influence of drugs or other substances like
alcohol. So, this doesn’t give you the time to prepare yourself
and be clean of use of marijuana. But, if you have the
privilege to choose the day and time to undergo drug test via
blood sample, you can do the necessary actions to ensure no
amount of THC is discovered in your blood:
• Get your blood pumped to promote good circulation of blood,
allowing the THC to flow in your system.
• Try get a steam or sweat out to help THC leave your
bloodstream.
• Drinking lots of fluids will also help flush out THC.

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