Will Delta-9 Show Up on a Drug Test?

The short answer: Yes.

Delta-9 will absolutely show up on a drug test. you took Binx while binge-watching Love Island might still be vibing in your bloodstream, and unfortunately, your HR manager won’t care that it was hemp-derived and technically legal.

Let’s break it down like you’re high in a Taco Bell parking lot:
Delta-9 THC, whether it’s from hemp or cannabis,  is chemically the same compound. Your body doesn’t go “Oh wait, this is the legal kind, we’re cool.” nope. It just stores the THC in your fat cells and slowly releases it while your anxiety simmers.

How long does Delta-9 stay in your system?

It depends on a bunch of factors, but here’s the gist:

• Occasional use: 1 to 3 days
• Moderate use: Up to a week
• Daily use: 2 to 4 weeks
• You and Delta-9 are in a committed relationship: 30+ days, maybe more

Your metabolism, hydration, body fat, and activity level all affect how fast your body gets rid of THC. But if you’re Googling this mid-binx, it’s probably too late to sprint it out.

But it’s legal, right?

Yeah, federally — if it’s hemp-derived and under 0.3% THC by dry weight. But drug tests don’t care about legalities. They’re not testing for legality. They’re testing for THC metabolites, which will show up no matter what strain, source, or origin story your edible had.

So what should I do if I’ve got a drug test coming up?
Okay, real talk? If you know you’ve got a test coming, pause the Delta-9, drink a ton of water, and pray to whatever higher power you believe in. There’s no magic fix, despite what Reddit says.

If it’s for a job, check the company’s drug policy. Some places only test for illegal substances. Others test for everything and have the vibes of a 2006 D.A.R.E. presentation.

So before you take Hey Binx, ask yourself: “Am I about to risk it all for a little serotonin and a spiritual connection to my ceiling fan?” If the answer is yes, well… we support you. But don’t say we didn’t warn you.

We love you, stay safe, and don't take this as legal advise.