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Drug test positive, call heroin/morphine codeine?

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gaktattack

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I tried searching numerous ways for a topic covering this but couldn't find anything as the words are too ubiquitous.

If tested positive for heroin/morphine, or more exactly simply opiates, could you blame it on OTC/signed registry cough syrup you still had some of and used?

As I understand it all 3 should show a metabolite of morphine, with some different buggers for heroin and codeine, but would standard GC/MS or hair testing be able to differentiate? Im sorry if this has been covered before. In theory it seems sound to me.
 
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Drug testing questions are not allowed, that's why you couldn't find this searching.

(also, I think you meant ambiguous ;))
 
I see, thanks.

and this may shed light.
UBIQUITOUS existing or being everywhere at the same time : constantly encountered : widespread <a ubiquitous fashion> Try searching morphine, heroin, codeine, and drug testing. You'll see what I mean.
 
AH, I see what you meant, that makes sense. I thought you meant the terms were too ambiguous and searching didn't satiates the specificity of your inquiry. My bad ;)
 
No, the terms are specific. The ambiguity lies in the formulation of the question to achieve desired information. The ubiquity lies in the terms being found together.

Semantic test:
(1) Are these statements sexually inferred or implied?
Steel pole.
Rabbit sac.
Mayonnaise.
(2) Answer in a brief essay, "When is a smelly finger evidence of a crime?"
 
No, the terms are specific. The ambiguity lies in the formulation of the question to achieve desired information. The ubiquity lies in the terms being found together.

Semantic test:
(1) Are these statements sexually inferred or implied?
Steel pole.
Rabbit sac.
Mayonnaise.
(2) Answer in a brief essay, "When is a smelly finger evidence of a crime?"

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Drug tests for opis will often look at the ratios between the metabolites, so yes, they can usually differentiate between pharmas.

Closing this thread as we do not allow testing questions.
 
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