No, Trazadone will not show up as cocaine on a drug screen. Trazadone is an anti-depressant (an OLD, OLD,OLD trycilic anti-depressant) that is popular today with doctors in treating sleep disorders. It has some abuse potential, however, most users find it to be unpleasant when taken in large quantities (they will just pass out). It is possible to overdose on Trazadone and large quantities SHOULD NEVER be prescribed to suicidal patients (weekly dosing is advisable). Wow...I am rambling on about the drug itself! Most doctors offices, employment drug screens, and probation drug screens only use a 5 panel drug screen, of which Trycilics aren't tested for. However, if a 12 panel drug screen is used instead...you will test positive for trycilics which with a prescription (I have never seen Trazadone for sale on the street...and I've been around the block over and over again) is no big deal.
cocaine is an opiate... sudaphed can produce positive results for amphetamines(cocaine is NOT an opiate (it is derived from the coca plant not opium), but I do believe sudafed would only produce a false positive for amphetamines)
no It would actually show up as an opiate on a drug test.
No cocaine is a stimulant
No you cannot. Neither Tylenol nor codeine is chemically analogous to cocaine. Depending on the test, you may get a false positive for cocaine from cocaine-like drugs including lidocaine (local painkiller and given to combat cardiac arrhythmias), novacaine, etc.
Most drug tests are actually screens, and give results as a positive for a CLASS of drugs, such as amphetamines, barbiturates, opiates, etc. Percocet's active ingredients are acetaminophen (aka Tylenol) and oxycodone (an opiate). Tylenol 3 is acetaminophen and codeine (another opiate). So, no, most drug tests would not be able to tell the difference, as it would just show a positive for opiates. A more specific test might tell the difference, such as one performed by a toxicology lab on blood or urine samples, by looking at the metabolites present.
absolutley positively not. oxycodone will show up on a drug test as an opiate. so no it will not show up as cocaine if your trying to compare it to another drug it will show up as the same drug as heroin.
An amphetamine.
No. Oxycontin is an opiate. Cocaine is a chemically derived stimulant. Unrelated.
Not at all. No. Codeine is an opiate--it comes from the opium poppy. Cocaine comes from the coca plant.
cocaine is classed as a stimulent, not an opiate. It is not derived from opium and does not posess the correct chemical structure to be classed as an opiate. Therefore i would imagine it would not be detected as an opiate in a drug screen
no, codeine is an opiate, derived from the opium plant. it is similar to percocet. opiates have the oposite effect of cocaine.
Tramadol is an opiate(ish) very weak opiate, so no its a depressant, not a stimulant.