Hi folks, I am currently going to a methadone clinic and have been for 8 years. At the beginning of this year, they started to randomly testing for fentanyl when you would do a drug test. Personally, I only get high once every week or so as it has become more of a recreational thing. Never the less, I took a drug test in July and failed for fentanyl, not heroin or anything else. It had been a full week since I had used. In the past, I have been able to pass all drug tests at one week, even less.
Basically the clinic is full nazi when you fail for fentanyl and instantly dropped my carries to 2x a week. Keep in mind that it took me years and many years of clean drug tests to get to once a week pickup. So I told them that I would take the test in 2 weeks for the next month, which is the minimum amount of time they allow in between tests. I figured that when I took this test, I would be at 2 weeks clean and there should be no chance I fail. Well guess what? I did fail. Goodbye ALL pickups, I am back to everyday pickup like all the newbies. I cannot begin to tell you how upsetting this is but that is besides the point. What I am wondering is, why the hell is fentanyl showing up after so long when no other opiates even go past a week? Everywhere online says fentanyl is 5 days, maybe a week at the most. So what the hell is going on here? It also might be of note that the test has a 40% false positive rate. Which means that it could happen to anyone at any time even if they havent used in years. Is there some new method they are using that allows fentanyl to be tested for this long? Could this be what is causing all the inaccuracies as well?
I havent been able to find any info regarding this topic anywhere online and was hoping that some of the peeps here might have some insight into this. I am going to re take another test next week except this time the clinic is gonna do a strip test on it before they send it out to make sure its clean. The strip tests might be testing it differently then what they do at the lab, which worries me. The strip test indeed might be 5-7 days like every other opioid in existence.
What the hell is going on here!?!?!?
The policies regarding fentanyl are extremely counter productive and borderline dangerous. Instantly throwing an addicts life into unmanageable chaos is probably the worse solution that anyone could have came up with. Maybe it will take a bunch of relapses and bodies piling up before they actually get the fucking point.
2 fucking weeks clean and still shows up......unbelievable.
Thanks for reading and responding!
Basically the clinic is full nazi when you fail for fentanyl and instantly dropped my carries to 2x a week. Keep in mind that it took me years and many years of clean drug tests to get to once a week pickup. So I told them that I would take the test in 2 weeks for the next month, which is the minimum amount of time they allow in between tests. I figured that when I took this test, I would be at 2 weeks clean and there should be no chance I fail. Well guess what? I did fail. Goodbye ALL pickups, I am back to everyday pickup like all the newbies. I cannot begin to tell you how upsetting this is but that is besides the point. What I am wondering is, why the hell is fentanyl showing up after so long when no other opiates even go past a week? Everywhere online says fentanyl is 5 days, maybe a week at the most. So what the hell is going on here? It also might be of note that the test has a 40% false positive rate. Which means that it could happen to anyone at any time even if they havent used in years. Is there some new method they are using that allows fentanyl to be tested for this long? Could this be what is causing all the inaccuracies as well?
I havent been able to find any info regarding this topic anywhere online and was hoping that some of the peeps here might have some insight into this. I am going to re take another test next week except this time the clinic is gonna do a strip test on it before they send it out to make sure its clean. The strip tests might be testing it differently then what they do at the lab, which worries me. The strip test indeed might be 5-7 days like every other opioid in existence.
What the hell is going on here!?!?!?
The policies regarding fentanyl are extremely counter productive and borderline dangerous. Instantly throwing an addicts life into unmanageable chaos is probably the worse solution that anyone could have came up with. Maybe it will take a bunch of relapses and bodies piling up before they actually get the fucking point.
2 fucking weeks clean and still shows up......unbelievable.
Thanks for reading and responding!