Talk:Ethyl glucuronide

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Portion of article referencing inserting copper into urethra.

People under court order are subjected to EtG tests and are looking for ways to still pass an EtG screening while consuming alcohol/ethanol. The is no substantiated evidence that inserting copper into one's urethra has an impact on EtG test or the breakdown of EtG. However, having this information in this article can lead to people seriously injuring their body.

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Portion of article referencing inserting copper into urethra.