Drug courts as well as general district, circuit courts, etc., can test for methadone, suboxone, subutex, and the "regulars". These include, marijuana, cocaine, methamphetimine, benzodiazapines, etc. If you are taking methadone and preparing to go to any kind of court, you should be ready to stop. Depending on your sentence, you may be put on probation. In this case you can be tested for any of the above drugs at any time. I was on methadone maintenance and was ordered to stop it by the court because i was on probation. I did not heed the courts request and it almost put me in prison for 3 years. I got lucky.
Usually only if the place the probation department uses for drug testing does a methadone maintenance program. Methadone is a separate test from other pain killers. Methadone clinics are usually the only ones that test for it.
Probably yes. All drug courts and probation offices use a fairly complete testing method and all I've ever heard of test for methadone. However some employment screens do not.
Yes, it does. But they have to do a separate test for it...
No, methadone is synthetic and requires its own specific test. Hydrocodone will show up as an opiate on a urinalysis.
is methadone and herion the same on drug test
Yes
No, Methadone will only show up as methadone because it requires its own specific test.
yes they do, adult probation in Marion county (Indianapolis) does a 10 panel drug screen, including methadone
It will show up if you use the specific test that is used to detect it.
only if they specifically test for it, its not usually on the panel they test for
yes, if methadone is specifically tested for. Most of the time methadone is not tested for, but on tests with more panels a test for methadone will be present. Methadone does not show up in the urine as an opiate.
no but its not detectable with the test they use.l
yes it does... Methadone will stay in your system for 4 weeks even if you only took 1 5mg pill.
i am not 100% but they probobly do, xanax is a benzodiszapine. i am trying to find out what parole officers look for myself.