Will CBD show up in Drug Test

So I couldn’t find an answer on previous CBD threads so I apologize if this has been answered but I’ve been considering using CBD oil or gummy’s without THC but the pure kind and was wondering if it will show up on a urine or blood drug screen? I have to take a urine drug screen monthly at my pain management dr and if it shows positive they give you the option to get a blood test. I’ve never had to even do that I’ve just heard them discussing it with others but I don’t want any drug whatsoever showing up as I’ve used my pain management for 6 years and built a good relationship with them. I don’t want any of them to think I’ve turned to drugs when it’s just CBD oil or gummy’s and nothing I’m getting a fix off of. I doubt even if THC showed positive they would say anything butI don’t do it and I don’t want it to show up as though I do. As for those that do no judgement please don’t take it that way I just don’t want it to show in my urine.

My PM doctor encourages patients to try MMJ. It took him a few months to convince me to consider it.
I asked about the testing and from what I was told, there are variations in MMJ that have minimal thc, but if it's not MMJ then there is the in street version. The Oils and edibles also contain some levels of thc, unless you get the variety without it.
I wouldn't try it without talking to my doctor first.

NO... CBD does not have trace THC in it. And if it did it wouldn't be sold at your local health foods store.
Don't worry about passing your drug test you will pass with flying colors. CBD is a joke and just another way to rip people off. Just think of the old western movies and the professor standing at the back of horse drawn carriage selling $1 bottles of mostly alcohol and claiming it cures everything.

For medicinal puposes, the reactive ingredient isn't CBD alone. Terpines are in varying concentrations within the plant along with CB-1 & CB-2. THC-free tinctures have helped my 12 year old dog. For purposes of my old friend, I do not believe it is snake oil. Given its change in regulatory status (THC products), it would be wise for you to discuss the use of THC products in addition to CBD-only products with your physician first as the CBD:THC ratios can vary depending on the manufacturer. Also do your homework so that you do not end up with an inferior product. Best of luck to you.

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