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how long does it take to leave the system?


Question Posted Saturday April 18 2009, 7:30 pm

I am having a urine test done in a couple days, but I wanted to go out and drink with some friends tonight. I wanted to know how long it would take to leave my system if i had one can thats 9.9 percent. I'm pretty small for my age, im 115 pounds. any help would be appreciated! =]

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PunkieFreak4690 answered Monday April 20 2009, 4:42 pm:
As long as you're not drinking excessively, it can take a maximum of 24 hours. It always varies by your metabolism, and how much of the alcohol your liver can detoxify. But one drink shouldn't do much. Your liver can probably detoxify your blood within a matter of hours, but to be safe give it 24 hours.

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