A routine drug test doesn't detect CBD, so using hemp oil or other related products won't result in a positive drug test result. It all depends on the quality and components of the products. Using a hemp product that contains THC or THCA could lead to a false positive in a urinalysis.
Hemp products
are supposed to contain no more than 0.3% THC, but there are mislabeled products on the market, so consumers should be careful.In addition, not all extraction processes are the same and some cause contamination. The safest option when you're concerned about the THC content in your hemp supplement is to choose one that's proven to be completely THC-free. The Coast Guard and NASA have both warned that CBD products could contain unauthorized concentrations of THC that could cost employees their jobs if they don't pass a drug test. With the increasing popularity of hemp products, it's important for consumers to choose the right product and avoid any negative implications, such as a false positive in a drug test.
Common drug testing looks for the psychoactive component of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), or its metabolites in specific amounts to determine marijuana use. Using hemp oil or hemp-based personal care products, such as soaps, shampoos, conditioners, moisturizers, tanning lotions, and sunscreens on the skin is unlikely to cause a positive drug test result. The Navy recently updated its policy to ensure the integrity of its drug policy and the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Administration published a guide last year describing concerns about the appearance of THC in CBD products and the failure of drug tests. Yes, CBD can show up on a drug test, but that's only if the drug test detects the cannabinoid CBD.
Normally, unusually large amounts of hemp oil or hemp seeds would be needed to cause a positive drug test result. Using a hemp product that contains THC or THCA could result in a false positive in a urine drug test. The notice stipulates that service members can still use cannabis-derived prescription drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration, such as the anti-seizure drug Epidiolex.