(Photo by NORCECA Confederation). TORONTO â A month removed from being named BYUâs head womenâs volleyball coach, Heather Olmstead helped the U.S. Womenâs Volleyball National Team capture gold in the 2015 Pan Am Games. Olmstead served as an assistant to Dan Fisher, head coach of Pitt womenâs volleyball.
Blood testsâ effective ranges will vary based on the half-life of the drug but are generally sensitive for about one to three days.[1] Marijuana edibles will linger longer, for up to seven days. Saliva tests range depending on the drug, but most can detect drugs used in the last 12 hours to three days. Urine tests will also differ depending on the drugâs half-life but can detect most drugs for about two to four days.[2] Drugs that can linger longer include marijuana and PCP.
Xanax and Klonopin (Clonazepam) usually stay in the blood for several days, but exactly how long they stays in the blood can vary. Depending on frequency and length of use, you might want to wait for 3 days before drug testing (for an infrequent user) up to 4-6 weeks for a chronic user.