urine test for job, will vyvanse show up?!
Question: Urine test for job, will vyvanse show up?
i'm getting a drug test for my first fulltime job within the next week, it will probably be a urine test
will it show up? is there any way to "flush" them out of my system?
i dont abuse them and the 4 vyvanse pills are the only even questionable drug i have used in the past 6 months
a knowledable response would be greatly appreciated
Answers:
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Yes, it will show up as amphetamines (speed) according to web searches. Most drugs leave your system in 2-3 days. Once you hear that a job might require a drug screen, just stop everything until it happens so that you get the 7 days or so lead time to be sure. Generally the only drug that stays in your system a long time is Marijuana, because it's stored in fat and is detectable for over 30 days after using it.
You should be fine, but if you do test positive you have two choices - one: to tell them you don't understand why it turned up positive and pretend to not know what going on or two: tell them the truth, but say its the first time ever and a friend told you to try it, and apologize. But telling the truth might lead to other things (doubtfully legal consequences but still its dangerous), like them asking where you got it from, etc. which involves more lying and probably more trouble than its worth unless you are really careful and a great liar - which you are probably not.
A better choice is to visit a doctors (or more than one if necessary) right now and try to get a legal prescription for it ASAP.. tell them you have a hard time focusing and that you have put it off for a long time but finally want to try some medicine to see if it helps. One of the links below lists several medicines that will show up as amphetamines, any of them will work.. But if you simply tell a doctor that you know someone taking Vyvanse and it has worked great for them and that you want to try it, I can almost guarantee they will give it to you. You must still give them the reasons/symptoms, that you are having a hard time focusing etc.. but asking for it by name is not a problem - a lot of people ask for medicine by name because they saw it on TV or a friend told them to try it. Just make sure you sound intelligent and have done research about it - don't just go to a doctor and tell them to write a prescription for Vyvanse because they won't like that. You have to sound like you genuinely have thought about it for a long time and need to bring up your grades because you are having a hard time staying focused for hours reading books and doing schoolwork.
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