crzydiamond
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Weird. I can tell you through personal knowledge that hydrocodone comes up on 12 panel test under the oxycodone test (it tests for both) and not the opiates part. Having have a script while on parole...she showed me exactly what it came up as and knew I wasn't doing heroin. Whereas previously 2 stupid T3 I had taken a week ago for a migraine caused me another headache until I showed the script and she had it tested further (no mam6). (So glad I'm off that reporting crap. But it did give me practical experience with what shows as what, how long, etc. )
There may be a different lab type UA given to pain management people. For instance--no 10 or 12 panel ever tests for fentanyl. But friends in pain management say their UA does, because it's frequently given in pain management. (I stayed well for a year on parole on fentanyl, going in chewing a strip half the time, and when I finally went to detox she was like--but you haven't been dirty! I didn't enighten her...)
Anyway that may be why the different info on that data. But normal tests --the only stuff that shows as opiates is what you listed. And I always forget dihydrocodeine Probably cause in the US I don't see it.
There may be a different lab type UA given to pain management people. For instance--no 10 or 12 panel ever tests for fentanyl. But friends in pain management say their UA does, because it's frequently given in pain management. (I stayed well for a year on parole on fentanyl, going in chewing a strip half the time, and when I finally went to detox she was like--but you haven't been dirty! I didn't enighten her...)
Anyway that may be why the different info on that data. But normal tests --the only stuff that shows as opiates is what you listed. And I always forget dihydrocodeine Probably cause in the US I don't see it.
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