Valium has a much-longer half life than opiates, so it stays in your system much longer (up to several weeks). Oxycontin, on the other hand, is usually out of your system in just a few days.
It all depends on your metabolism, usage, etc.
Oxycodone is an opiate, not a benzodiazepine. If you are running a drug testing program that looks for morphine, which codeine and heroin metabolize to, oxycodone won't show up at all. The problem is, if the machine is set up to look for opiates and not specifically morphine (and you won't know if they are--drug testing labs optimize their profiles on a regular basis to better serve their customers) you will fail for opiates if you take oxycodone.
no it will not show up as benzos, but you will most deffinately fail for opiates/opiods!
No Oxycontin is an opiate. Opiates in most cases are used for pain relief. A "Benzo" is mostly used for anxiety and/or panic attacks. Examples of a "benzo" are xanax, Ativan, and valium.
I would say no. Ambien is a Non Benzodiazepine, which means it offers similar effects of a Benzo, but is not classified as a Benzo it will not register as a Benzo on a drug test. Valium is a Benzo so it would come up positive for Benzo's regardless of it being Valium or Xanax.
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Since it's an SSRI, it shouldn't appear as a benzo.
El Oxycontin
Oxycontin = oxicodona
A benzo is a divalent radical formed by the removal of two adjacent hydrogen atoms from a benzene ring.
Domicum benzo will stay in your system 3 to 4 days if you do not take it daily. If taken on a daily basis, Domicum benzo will be in your system for 40 days.
Generic Oxycontin, yes.
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