Replies To: saboxon

candy says

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:54:31 -0800

if i was to detox myself, how many days, and how much suboxone would i need to have

Pat says

Sun, 31 May 2009 17:24:21 -0800

Hi Cathy..Suboxone is considered a pain medication, but it is not a very good painkiller at all, and that is why it was virtually unknown until they started trials for opiate addiction in the year 2000. Why was he prescribed suboxone for pain? I don't know why he would be prescribed it unless he is an addict, but one thing I don't understand is why doctors don't prescribed Talwin NX for recovering addicts, Talwin is an excellent painkiller and the naltraxone will stop the patient from feeling any euphria so they won't abuse it,I just wish that I knew about it years ago, it may have saved me years of pain for me and my loved ones

Pat says

Sun, 31 May 2009 17:13:55 -0800

Thank you irshbbgrl. I agree with you that people need to keep their mouths shut unless they know what they are talking about, and Jen has no clue, she is either trying to strir up the s h i t or someone is giving her false info

Pat says

Sun, 31 May 2009 17:09:49 -0800

This is to Jen who posted in Oct. Please, if you don't know what you are talking about then don't say anything. I am a heroin addict who has been on methadone for 20+ years, and I can tell you suboxone is not even close to methadone. Suboxone is not yet considered a drug of abuse, so it is not included in any drug tests, and even if it was, iot would not show up as methadone, The only drug that is similar to methadone is darvon even though it is a very weak drug. Whoever gave you your information needs to be told to quit making up false stories..

STEPHANIE MARTIN says

Sun, 31 May 2009 11:07:17 -0800

does saboxone show up in a 12 panel hair foloce test, also does mamp the abriveation for methamphetamine i am on adderall and saboxone and took a 12 panel drug test for court and need to know this thanks in advance

abm32129 says

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:20:38 -0800

for jeff graham. thank you. suboxone is great. my p.o doesnt agree though and does check me for it. is there a way to get around the specific test and how long does it stay in your urine?

drug store cowboy says

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:09:21 -0800

Only if they screen for it and 90% do not.

crunchberry says

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:38:51 -0800

Hey Jeff Graham thank you for the info but my employer just started doing random hair tests and i stopped smoking trees new years but ive been taking oxycodone 30 milligram tablets twice a day for two years straight just stopped yesterday and used suboxone for the first time and it works great .I have two ? for you will suboxone show up in hair and will oxycodone 30s show up and how long do i got before im good?

jeff graham says

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:47:53 -0800

Hey everyone, let me set the record strait for all those wanting to know if suboxone shows up on a drug screen. I work in a drug testing lab and I test for all kinds of companies. I test for DOT Federal Gov. State and City everyone. We do 5 panel, 9 panel, 10 panel, 12 panel and there is even a 15 panel test for the Federal Agents, i.e. ATF, FBI, CIA, etc. I am very up to speed on Suboxone. A standard 5 panel pre-employment drug screen test for the basics, THC, COC, METH, OPI, and PCP. As far as opiates, we only test for true opiate like Morphine and Heroin. That's it folks. Nothing else. If you are taking one of those drugs we'll get you. If you're smoking pot we'll get you. If you just did cocaine withing 48 hours we'll get you. If you did some meth recently we'll find that too. And same with PCP. However, if you did some Suboxone that day right before your drug screen, it will never never be detected. We would have to run a seperate drug screen for that. That's the bottom line on that folks. I really shouldn't be online putting this info over the internet but I feel so badly for all of these people getting all freaked out about this. I really get a kick out of the people who say yes it will show up!!!, Trust me guys, I've been doing this for years and I've busted lots of people doing all kinds of drugs. But Suboxone just isn't one of them. Sorry to disappoint all you Nay sayers. Here is the deal, taking Suboxone is not a crime if you have a Dr. prescribing it for you. It just means you are trying to clean up you act and good for you. Your employer should understand. This is not like Heroin or Meth or something bad like that. It's a pretty harmless drug actually. But as sure as I'm typing this info on the internet, unless your employer specifically ask us to perform a special Suboxone test it just won't show up as an opiate. That's all folks. Take care and don't worry, you'll come up clean 100% of the time, I promise. I do this for a living, trust me. P.S. Don't listen to anyone who says you will come up dirty if you are using suboxone. These are people who have gotten bad info on the internet. They are all wet when it comes to this subject matter. So now everyone who's taking suboxone and doing a pre-employment drug screen can relax.

kathy says

Sat, 17 Jan 2009 18:33:31 -0800

suboxone will not show up on a urine screen unless they are looking for it. you have to have a specific test for this just like you would if yoour were testing for methadone and fentanyl.