Cold medicines often contain significant proportions of alcohol. The test therefore would not be a false positive if you have taken one or more of the cold medicines because the test will correctly detect the presence of alcohol.
sure why not go ahead.. it will make you feel better... if the meds dont the alcohol will!
YES it can. Often people have failed alcohol blood test when drinking chough medicine to get a high.
It's possible for cold medicines containing dextromethorphan hbr to cause a false positive for pcp.
it depends if you are a druggy and like to over dose on anything you can get your hands on, :)
NyQuil has alcohol in it
Most cough products which contain decongestants (pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, synephrine, phenylpropanolamine) can cause false positives with methamphetamine drug triage tests. The amount necessary which could cause a false positive depends on the detection sensitivity of the specific analyzer being used (they have different detection thresholds).
YES! Search "phenylephrine and false positives"....you will get many websites listing many over the counter medications that can cause a positive drug screen. Phenylephrine, Dextromethorphan, & Guaifenesin...active ingredients in many cold remedies...will show positive for amphetamines
false, the causes of somatic tremor is parkinson's disease, and also by cold or body tremors
i take court ordered drug test. i also have allergies an take otc medication.zyrtec claritin an travist-1 are all safe to take.They will not cause false positive results for meth or benzo's.
Yes! Since Meth is made from it, if you take enough of it, you can eventually test positive for methampethamines. You can also test positive for meth if you take a lot of Sudafed and other cold medicines.
False. There are people who overuse OTC (Over the counter) as well as prescription medicines, People become dependent on laxatives, antihistamines (for sleep), cold medicines, and pain killers. People convince doctors they need prescriptions by describing symptoms and claiming OTC medicines don't help. Just taking some extra cough medicines and Tylenol (acetaminophen) doses can lead to an acetaminophen overdose that can lead to kidney damage or failure, and death.
Cold medicines are not bad for a person if they need to take them. If a person is not sick, then the medicines are potentially harmful.
sinking of dense, cold water with high salinity
A dog should never receive any medication which wasn't prescribed or recommended for it by your Vet. In particular, there aren't "cold medicines" for dogs and human cold medicines can cause them harm. If you have questions about a medicine your Vet prescribed for your nursing dog, you should call the prescribing Vet.
Cold medicines are not bad for a person if they need to take them. If a person is not sick, then the medicines are potentially harmful.
Carefully read the label. If it says that it may cause drowsiness or to avoid driving or using machinery, than you should not be driving after taking the medicine unless you determine ahead of time that it does not affect you in that way. There are cold medicines that state on the label that they do not cause drowsiness. They are more appropriate for use if you intend to be driving. Use the other kind at night before going to sleep.
There are no known medicines proven to shorten or cure the common cold.