is there any kind of weed that doesn't show up on urine tests

Most standard urine tests used for drug screening are designed to detect the primary psychoactive component of cannabis, THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), as well as its metabolites. However, there are some factors to consider regarding cannabis and drug testing: 1. **CBD Products**: Some products derived from hemp contain CBD (cannabidiol) and have very low levels of THC (usually below 0.3%). While these products are not intended to be psychoactive and may not show up on standard tests, there is a risk that they could still contain trace amounts of THC that may cause a positive result. 2. **Synthetic Cannabinoids**: Some synthetic cannabinoids (often referred to as "spice" or "K2") may not be detectable in standard drug tests. However, many employers or testing agencies are updating their panels to include these substances due to their changing legal status and the potential for abuse. 3. **Detox Methods**: Some people claim to use detox methods to clear THC from their systems more quickly. However, the effectiveness of these methods is highly debated, and many are not reliable. 4. **New Cannabis Strains**: Low-THC strains of cannabis (often called "hemp" in certain contexts) may not lead to a positive test, but they usually still have some THC. Remember, no method or type of cannabis can guarantee a negative result if you are being tested for THC, as urine drug tests can be sensitive and vary in their detection thresholds. If drug testing is a concern, it might be best to abstain from using cannabis products altogether. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personal advice related to substance use and drug testing.