I opened N and planned on using it but decided against it a few months ago and kept it in a sealed container for later but I was admitted to a psych ward and they were able to detect Phenobarbital in my blood even though I never ever ingested it in anyway. I was in the same room as the N in the sealed container but that's it. Is it possible that the N got inside me through the air?
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That's an odd one. Did you get any on your skin maybe? I don't even think it can be absorbed like that though.
jodes2
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No... It doesn't stay in your system for months. Are you sure you didn't just mention barbiturates when you were admitted, which made them do a blood test for pheno (with it being the only barbiturate that's still "in circulation")?
Show us the blood report (black out PII). Does it actually say it has been detected (and if so what %) or is it simply there because it's what they were looking for?
Show us the blood report (black out PII). Does it actually say it has been detected (and if so what %) or is it simply there because it's what they were looking for?
Cathy Ames
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Were you taking any other medications? Either prescribed or over the counter? It seems most likely that you had a false positive result.
