Two reasons. Commercial links are usually not welcome here. The other would be a product that claims to defeat drug tests would be considered illegal. And we just don’t need to go there.
samclem GQ moderator
Well, since poppy seeds themselves can be used recreationally (as Cecil confirms), and the level of opiates contained in seeds varies widely depending on where they come from, the particular crop, etc., I don’t think you could rely on the level of opiates to tell if it was poppy seeds or opium. (Fortunately, not too many drug users take opium these days, with heroin and morphine being a lot more common, so if they find codeine and thebaine and whatnot, it probably is due to poppy seeds.) (But hey, that doesn’t mean your testee isn’t using poppy seeds to get high…) (But probably not.)