EtG Calculator – Check Alcohol Detection Time
If you are worrying about your system if it still able to detect alcohol, then our ETG Calculator is here to help with it. It will give you an estimation for how long ETG will remain in your body based on your drinks, weight, gender and the time when you last drink.
This tool is very useful for anyone who is on probation or in recovery state or simply wants to make simpler and smarter choices after drinking. You will be able to detect your approximate detection which can ultimately help you plan smartly and avoid any surprises.
🧪 ETG (Ethyl Glucuronide) Calculator
Estimate your ETG levels based on alcohol consumption and personal factors.
How It Works
This ETG Calculator provides an estimation of when an EtG may be able to detect in urine. The detection time may vary depending on your drinking level, metabplism and lab sensitivity. You can take the below information as an guide. It is an approximation, not a guarantee.
Typical EtG Detection Times (Urine)
| Drinking Level | Approximate Detection Time |
|---|---|
| 1–2 drinks | 12–36 hours |
| 3–5 drinks | 48–72 hours |
| 6+ drinks | Up to 120 hours |
| Binge drinking | Up to 5 days or more |
This above table will give you a general idea of how long this EtG may remain detectable in your urine based on the amount you drank last time.
FAQs
Can one drink trigger a positive EtG test?
Yes. It can be detected. Even a single drink can sometimes be detected for 12–36 hours.
Is EtG the same as BAC?
No. It is not the same. The BAC is aimed to measure the current intoxication, while EtG shows only past alcohol use.
Does body weight affect detection?
Yes. Body weight definitely process alcohol differently, which can affect on how long the EtG remains detectable in you.
Can hydration reduce detection time?
Yes, the hyrdation does have a slight affect on the results, but it does not guaratee the faster elimination of EtG.
Is this calculator accurate?
This calculator is based on the average data. The results on individuals may vary, so you can use it as a guide but not a guarantee.
