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Revanchist

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14. You sound like a light user so you may be okay, but it can stay in your system for awhile.

Reply to arely staircase (Reply #12)

Wed Nov 20, 2013, 07:54 PM

Nov 2013

How Long Does Nicotine Stay in your System The length of time that nicotine stays in the body and cotinine can be a reliable indicator of nicotine use depends on the amount of tobacco smoked, the number of years smoking tobacco, and the type of nicotine test performed. It can be as short as 2 days, or as long as 3 months. - See more at: http://www.ihealthblogger.com/2013/05/how-long-does-nicotine-stay-in-your-system.html#sthash.7iTqUPCE.dpuf

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How long does one have to quit smoking to say non-smoker when applying for insurance? [View all] arely staircase Nov 2013 OP

It probably varies by the policy Warpy Nov 2013 #1

it has been almost two years for me now arely staircase Nov 2013 #3

That qualifies you on any health history as a "remote smoker." Warpy Nov 2013 #7

good band name, that arely staircase Nov 2013 #8

I thought it was the code name for our drone program. n/t devils chaplain Nov 2013 #17

I'd wait a day Auggie Nov 2013 #2

right? nt arely staircase Nov 2013 #4

Yes. Don't even mention it. Auggie Nov 2013 #6

Figure on at least a year. Revanchist Nov 2013 #5

ah I still use the vaporizor from time to time arely staircase Nov 2013 #12

You sound like a light user so you may be okay, but it can stay in your system for awhile. Revanchist Nov 2013 #14

"Tobacco use" is defined as..... Nye Bevan Nov 2013 #9

12 months seems to be the norm. Kaleva Nov 2013 #10

One year and it usually is not just smoking but "tobacco products" OKNancy Nov 2013 #11

I was wondering the same thing meow2u3 Nov 2013 #16

So I went searching for an answer pipi_k Nov 2013 #13

6 months krawhitham Nov 2013 #15

Insurance companies usually have a stricter critera Revanchist Nov 2013 #18

Here is the exact wording krawhitham Nov 2013 #19