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Mizz. Watts

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  1. I quit smoking cigs daily back in July. I have had a couple cheat days here and there and had my last cig on Nov 20th. I wont take the nicotine test until December 14th so that will put me a little over 3 weeks completely nicotine free. My question is, will this be enough time for the nicotine to clear out of my blood so I can pass the test? I'm supposed to be nicotine free at least 3 months before I have surgery but I'm not sure If the blood test can detect nicotine for that long. I've heard its only detectable for about 10 days after your last cig. Has anyone passed a nicotine test after only being nicotine free for about 3 weeks? Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

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