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Question: how can you get a pill out of your system for a urine drug test. oxycodone
Answers: how can you get a pill out of your system for a urine drug test. oxycodone
i no it gets out of your system in 3 days
Drink lots of water?
When is your drug test?
I have heard that Goldenseal will help eliminate such things, it comes in an extract that you can put in water or other liquids.
im sorry, i dont believe you can. drinking lots of water is not going to get it out. drinking water will make you pi**. the drug is not in your pi**. it is in your blood. it is time that will get it out. how long i do not know. 3 days, or 1-2 weeks depending i suppose on what drug it is. just learn for next time... if youre having a test..... dont take the drugs til after :)
The most common type of pre-employment drug test is a urine test. It is the easiest and least expensive test to give, and is used by most companies to screen employees for use of illegal drugs. It usually can detect use of drugs for the past few days to a week. Chronic users can expect their urine to detect drugs even 30 days after the last dose. Don't assume you are in the clear if you take a few days off from your recreational drugs. Many variables affect the presence of drugs in the urine, including metabolism, frequency of use, potency of the drug in question, and hydration of the individual. Depending on the employer and the type of position you are applying for, a blood or hair test can also be given. These tests are expensive, but can detect a larger variety of chemicals and for a longer time period.
Drug screens do not measure how much drug is in the urine, simply if a drug is present or not. Only these drugs are tested for in a standard drug screen:
* Marijuana (cannabis, hash)
* Cocaine (crack, benzoylecognine)
* Opiates (heroin, opium, morphine)
* PCPs (phencyclidine)
* Amphetamines (speed, methamphetamines)
Tests are not given to determine the presence of any other compounds. The test will not know if you are taking anti-retroviral medication so do not stop taking anti-retroviral medication because of an upcoming drug screen!!!
Expanded tests can look for barbiturates, benzodiazepines, methadone, and propoxyphene. Sometimes, alcohol is tested for, but usually during tests given after you are hired, or if there is a question of your sobriety, not for pre-employment. Few companies test for LSD, MDA, mescaline, or inhalants.
Your future employer wants to know if you are using illicit drugs, not if you are taking medication prescribed by a doctor. If you test positive for any of these drugs you will be asked by a Medical Review Officer (MRO) who performs the test to show proof of a legal prescription. This will be reported to the employer as a negative result. You must be honest with the Medical Review Officer, but you do not have to disclose your HIV status or HIV medications. If you take Sustiva, certain urine tests will show a positive result for marijuana in error. If this occurs, ask the MRO to confirm the test with another brand of urine test. (False positive tests occur only with the CEDIA DAU Multi-level THC assay.)
Examples of prescription drugs that can cause a positive test are drugs for pain, sleeplessness, anxiety, neuropathy, and others. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) with codeine, alprazolam (Xanax), diazepam (Valium), lorazepam (Ativan), Marinol, tincture of opium, hydrocodone (Anexsia or Hydrocet) and methadone all will cause positive test results. Again, be honest with the MRO. It is your responsibility to clear up any positive results of the drug test. Positive results resulting from a prescribed drug are reported as negative to the employer. Copies of prescription receipts or medical records will be very helpful to the MRO. A pharmacist can easily give you copies of prescription receipts if you need them.
If you think you have a foolproof way to "trick" the tests into giving false negative results, you might be fooled yourself. I am certain the MROs have heard and seen everything. The McDonald's poppy-seed bun trick is not going to work! There are products on the market in health food stores and on the internet sold for this purpose. It is possible to dilute the urine with herbs and teas. Results of tampered urine will almost always come back as inconclusive rather than positive or negative. This is a red flag to the MRO, who will have to repeat the test. After a similar result on a subsequent test, the MRO will have no choice but to report this to the employer, and the job may not be yours after all. There are websites devoted to this topic that may assist you in your search for information (www.cleartest.com).