Urine Toxicology Pearls
Drug seekers will love this post.
EMedHome.com recently published a set of pearls about urine drug testing that included several things I wasn’t aware of.
Did you know that …
By the way … if you came across this post in a web search on how to beat drug tests and now think you’ve got it made – don’t worry. There are plenty of other ways that doctors can tell whether or not you’re using drugs.
I’m not giving away all of our secrets.
EMedHome.com recently published a set of pearls about urine drug testing that included several things I wasn’t aware of.
Did you know that …
- Urine levels of “ecstasy” (MDMA) need to be quite high before they will be picked up by the urine drug screen since the tests have a low sensitivity for MDMA?
- Zantac, Prozac, and labetolol can all cause false positive results for amphetamines?
- Zoloft and Daypro can cause false positive drug screens for benzodiazepines?
- Several benzodiazepines are difficult to detect on urine drug screens – including Librium and Versed?
- Levaquin, Cipro, dextromethorphan (common in OTC cough meds), rifampin, and verapamil can all cause false positive tests for opiates?
- Standard urine toxicology screens do not usually detect Vicodin, Tramadol, Fentanyl and Percocet?
- Ingestion of one poppy seed bagel can cause a false positive opiate test?
- Most drugs are undetectable 3 days after use?
By the way … if you came across this post in a web search on how to beat drug tests and now think you’ve got it made – don’t worry. There are plenty of other ways that doctors can tell whether or not you’re using drugs.
I’m not giving away all of our secrets.
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