I know I am addicted to nicotine. I can’t ever see me not using tobacco in one form or another. I think I have used most forms that I know about. I can’t see me smoking cancer sticks ever again. They are just to hook you and keep you hooked. No real enjoyment. I don’t think the cigar, snuff or pipe tobacco manufactures try to hook you.
Its very hard to quit the cigarretes
Anyone had a blood/urine test for nicotine while snuffing? Did you pass?
Who tests for nicotine? ~Snuffy
“Who tests for nicotine?” I’m wondering the same thing.
I know you can fake certain drug tests in several ways have no idea if it works on nicotine.
bigblue: AMEN! Tom NicotineRush.com
Yea health and life insurance companys do a urine test for nicotine. IF tested you will definately test positive for nicotine if you snuff. You also will if you smoke cigars and DON’T inhale. If you test positive your rates will be about 35 percent higher. Stay away from all nicotine for 6 months and you will test negative. Thats what I’m told. If someone knows how long you actually have to stop nicotine before you will test negative I would love to know. Please someone tell me. My insurance co said 6 months tho. Sad, but its true. Sucks don’t it.
I think fire fighters are not allowed to use. Testing is rare though.
I do know some fire departments have a no smoking policy for on & off the job. It has to do with keeping up physical ability & they are worried about substantial disability pensions they were paying to firefighters and police officers who suffered from heart & lung related illnesses which have been linked to smoking… From what I understand, only new employees are effected by this law. Employees that were around before the laws come in are allowed to continue to smoke. But I don’t think they have complete tobacco bans because a lot of the firefighters around here use dip but you never see them smoking. I’ll have to ask my uncle how it was in a big city, he just retired last year as a firefighter in Southern CA.