yes it can produce false positive results. this occurs with tests that use antibodies that screen for amphetamines. sudafed contains pseudoephedrine that is similar in structure to amphetamines and therefore causes cross-reactivity with the antibodies directed against amphetamines.
if a test is being done in a legal manner; e.g. a workplace drug screen, the initial immunoassay needs to be followed up with a more precise assay - usually GC-MS. This assay will be able to differentiate between sudafed and amphetamines
It is possible for sudafed, robitussin and other over the counter meds cause a false positive in some drug tests. if this has happened to you and the test wasn't sent to a lab you could ask it be sent and ask the lab to determine a over the counter caused the positive result or you could ask for a 2nd test if you have discontinued use of sudafed
Sudafed contains the same chemical properties as amphetamines, and will be screened as an amphetamine on certain drug test(non-specific drug tests), but Sudafed is not an amphetamine.
There is potential that it could if a person were submitted to a urine test.
Depending on what method the lab is is using to test your urine, you could test positive for amphetamines if you take pseudoephedrine (Sudafed)
sudafed. anything with high levels of ephedrine in it
yes it can produce false positive results. this occurs with tests that use antibodies that screen for amphetamines. sudafed contains pseudoephedrine that is similar in structure to amphetamines and therefore causes cross-reactivity with the antibodies directed against amphetamines. if a test is being done in a legal manner; e.g. a workplace drug screen, the initial immunoassay needs to be followed up with a more precise assay - usually GC-MS. This assay will be able to differentiate between sudafed and amphetamines
Yes, Sudafed does have a quantity of narcotic in the formula. That's why you can only purchase it over the pharmacy counter and they make you sign for it, rather than just stock it on the shelf. It will cause a positive test.
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.
No.
Hydrocodone is an Opiate based painkiller, so no, It cannot test positive for Amphetamines - but it will on the other hand, Test positive for Opiates (Heroin, Morphine, Oxycodone ect.)
no
absolutely.
Will hydroxyst make you fail a drug test for amphetamines
All of them
My pharmacist told me dextroamphetamines do not cause a positive result for methamphetamines as they are not the same