Read the in depth laboratory analysis of hemp seeds from a Canadian research report. HERE
Don’t want to read the report. Here’s one answer from the internet below. Make sure you read the first sentence several times with the understanding THC is illegal and a schedule 1 in the Controlled Substance Act.
Would I… trust the internet to provide the correct answer with perhaps my freedom at stake if I fail a court ordered drug test? Absolutely not!! If you have to question it…Don’t use Hemp products while testing for drugs.
As long as the only source of THC that enters your body is from hemp foods and products that are produced and grown from reputable companies and that they are consumed in reasonable quantities, it’s virtually impossible to fail a drug test from ingesting hemp foods. One way you can be sure that your hemp products are safe is to only buy from companies who are part of the TestPledge program. This is a completely voluntary program that is designed to limit THC concentrations to levels where they cannot result in positive drug tests.
The TestPledge requires companies to commit to limiting the THC in their products to 5.0 parts per million for hemp oil and 1.5 parts per million for hemp nuts. With this criteria in place, a person would have to eat in excess of 8 tablespoon servings of pure hemp oil per day or 14 ounces of hemp seeds per day to ingest 600 ug of THC, the dose found not to cause confirmed positive urine tests for marijuana with a wide margin of safety.
If you’re also concerned about the impact of your use of hemp lotions or soaps, don’t worry. You’re safe there too. An article in the MRO Update, which is a medical publication, has already confirmed that using hemp body products cannot cause a false positive drug test.
