The short answer: standard drug tests screen for THC and its metabolites, not for terpenes. Terpenes are aroma and flavor compounds and are not what these tests look for. That said, no product can guarantee the result of any individual test, and we do not make that promise.

What drug tests actually look for

A typical cannabis drug test is designed to detect THC, the intoxicating cannabinoid, or the metabolites your body produces after processing it. Terpenes are a completely different class of compound, the same kind of aroma molecules found in citrus, lavender, and pine, and they are not targets of these screens.

Why MONDAYS is designed to sit clean

MONDAYS chews contain zero THC and zero CBD. The hemp line is verified by DEA-registered lab testing showing THC as non-detect, and the botanical line contains no hemp at all. Since there is no THC in the product, there is no THC to metabolize. Read more in lab testing and COAs.

The honest caveat

We are being straight with you here: while our products are made and tested to contain no THC, drug tests, testing thresholds, and individual circumstances vary, and we cannot guarantee any specific outcome for any specific person or test. If you face testing with serious consequences, use your own judgment and consult the relevant policy.

Frequently asked questions

Do terpenes show up on a drug test?

No. Standard drug tests screen for THC and its metabolites, not terpenes.

Will MONDAYS make me fail a drug test?

MONDAYS contains zero THC, verified for the hemp line by DEA-registered lab testing, so there is no THC to detect. We cannot guarantee any individual test result, but the product is designed to contain no THC.

Is there any THC in MONDAYS at all?

No. Both lines are made to contain zero THC and zero CBD, and the hemp line is lab-verified as non-detect.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We cannot guarantee the result of any individual drug test.