Caraway oil is mainly carvone and limonene, neither of which would "show up on a drug screen" as anything. Perhaps you're thinking of poppy seeds, which contain sufficient opiates to show up as opiates on a very sensitive test (though if you've consumed enough poppy seeds to show up on a modern opiate screening panel, you've almost certainly been consuming them specifically forthe opiates; you're not going to test positive because you had one bagel).
They don't. You're thinking about poppy seeds, which used to show up as opiates because they come from opium poppies. Enough people were able to lie their way out of a failed opiates test by claiming they had eaten poppy seed bagels that morning, that the government finally bought a lot of poppy seed bagels and experimented until they had a cutoff that will forever prevent anyone from claiming bagels were the cause of their test failure.
No. That was poppy seeds, and the current "cutoff" for opium--the amount of opium metabolite you need in your system to trigger a drug test--is high enough that poppy seeds, so long as you're not eating them by the spoonful, won't trigger a positive test. Caraway seeds are fine, though.
The urine drug screen would be positive for opioids.
If the urine panel is a 9 panel drug screen, benzonatate will not show up.
will cream with diphenhydramine show up on a urine drug screen
60
no
Sesame seeds
Hair and urine testing
Yes.
No
This will show up as an opiate on a urine drug screen.
what type of testing does a non-regulated drug screen require? urine, saliva, or hair samples