Yes, cigarettes can show in a blood test, and it is commonly tested for in order to receive health insurance discounts. Tests for other substances, such as smoking marijuana, are able to show some of the toxins found in tobacco and will indicate tobacco use. Depending on the type of test the results can go back many months.
Wow......if tobacco and marijuana were the same thing then the answer would be yes, but any intelligent person knows they aren't so therefore the logical answer is no it will not show up. Cigars are made with tobacco.
Yes
If they are LOOKING for tobacco, then yes... Most drug tests do not look for tobacco, unless it is for a specific reason... ex: health / life insurance....
No. A tobacco test looks for.. well... tobacco. A marijuana drug test looks for THC.
No.
no, if you just had it in your hands it will not show on a drug test.
no if it's just a marijuana test than it will be testing for THC mdma
No, the ingredient in Marijuana is THC. Unless the drug test is testing for tobacco, you will be fine.
Most schools will not drug test for tobacco. Most drug test will not show up tobacco.
A very small amount of marijuana can show up on a drug test. Most companies will allow a small amount of up to 20 ng to show up on a drug test and not test positive.
Yes