Yes, the life insurance exam you take when you are buying life insurance may take samples of your blood or urine to be tested for several health issues, as well as, testing for the presence of prescription and illegal drugs in your system.

Some of the drugs they may test for include cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana, among others.

If you do not use any drugs but the testing showing a positive for drug use, it may be a false positive. You can contest the test results by contacting the insur...
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Usually, a life insurance company will require you to take a medical exam and draw blood and/or urine when you apply for your life insurance policy.

Then exam is paid for by the insurance company, and they check your blood for health issues; such as, high cholesterol, high protein levels, HIV/AIDS, STD's, diabetes, and other health conditions. In addition, they may check for use of prescription and illegal drugs.

A life insurance blood test may look for any signs of cocaine, marijuana, methamph...
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What are the main drugs that are a part of life insurance drug testing?

Life insurance companies may test for everything. Specifically, drug testing for life insurance may include marijuana, alcohol, cocaine, methamphetamine, LSD, heroin and other opiates. This is done through testing of samples of your blood and urine specimens.

Marijuana and alcohol are insurable by lost life insurance companies - you'll just pay higher rates depending on your amount of alcohol or marijua...

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