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How long does it take for drugs to to leave your blood stream?
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I quite fancy donating blood later this week, but don't fancy it if ketamine's still floating around my system, know?
I know ecstacy leaves your system in 2 days, but does that also account for your bloodstream?
I know ecstacy leaves your system in 2 days, but does that also account for your bloodstream?
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2-4 days is the answer you are looking for, although that is an estimate and will vary with physiology, fluid intake and exhertion.
Even if it was still in your blood, would it make it into the blood product at the end anyway?
I know that its filtered and seperated, could the ketamine get through this process? And even if it could would it be in high enough concentrations to actually work on the person recieving the blood?
I think if youre an active regular drug user probably best that you dont give blood.
that i don't know. i'm just thinking of the process up until the point where they take it.
i disagree. i think you should go and let them decide whether or not the want it, they can always say no, as long as you give them full disclosure.
They will say no. Guaranteed.
They say theyre desperate, but they dont half have a lot of restrictions.
So many that it makes me think they dont really test it much at all.
Alcohol - 12 to 24 hours
Amphetamines (Speed) - 2 to 4 days
Cannabis - 2 to 7 days, but up to 1 month for regular users
Cocaine/Crack - 12 hours to 3 days
Ecstasy/MDMA - 2 to 4 days
Heroin - 1 to 2 days
LSD - 2 to 3 days
Unfortunately it doesn't have Ketamine on the list.
donating urine is she? :crazyeyes
Nah I think he's taking the piss. :yeees: :shocking:
:thumb:
The nurses that ask the questions are really good, but do make sure you are completely honest with them.
ETA, it seems to only be injected drugs. http://www.blood.co.uk/pages/flash_questions.html will ask you most of the questions.