Does Suboxone show in drug tests?

Answer 1

No it does not show up on regular drug tests. Suboxone is a semisynthetic opioid analgesic. Since regular drug tests only can test for pure opiates, Suboxone will not show up because it is synthetic. There is a test for Suboxone, but it is very rare and expensive and I have never even heard of anyone getting tested for it. It is very unlikely that you would get tested for it. But I promise you it will not show up as an opiate. It will not show up on any kind of probation test or pre-employment screening. Not even a 10- panel test will detect it.

Yes it is an opiate of sorts. Suboxone is a semisynthetic opioid analgesic. It is synthetic, which is why it does not show up on regular drug tests, which can only test for pure opiates such heroin and all the others.

Answer 2

I am on probation and have been taking suboxone for 3 wks I have taken three u.a's and they all have came up clean. suboxone has to specificly tested for. it cost like 200 bucks extra for it to be tested for. Most places will not test for it.

Answer 3

Yes. It is an opiate, and will test positive on a urine drug screen. no it does not I get em prescribed it didnt show up on my urine test for probation I told my doctor she said it wont show up and it has not the only way it will is if you are tested for just suboxone so relax you will be ok it wont show up it allso didnt show up on my pain management drug screen.
SuboxONe (if you meant that instead of suboxENe) will show up on a drug test. It will show up as a synthetic opioid drug similar to codine, hydrocodone or morphine.
No it doesn't I used to take it and I was being Tested.

Answer 4

my girlfrien took a suboxone the morning she went to see her p.o. and he did a mouthswab on her. she failed for opiates. i was always under the impression that an opiod doesn't show up on an opiate test but she spent 30days in jail proving me wrong.

edit:I can assure you with my life that your girlfriend did not fail because she took suboxone!! I am very positive. Unless they were testing for bupremorphine, which is very unlikely and they would have asked here if she had a prescription for it. Plus the test cost about $150.00 so I seriously doubt her P.O. tested her for Bupremorphine. Trust me she had to have taken some other opiate at least 96 hours prior to seeing her P.O. That is absolutely the only way she could have tested positive for opiates.I have been on probation as well for a few years and have taken suboxone the whole time and it has never been an issue for my P.O. or pre-employment screens. Unless you tell someone you are on it, they will never know. If she made you feel bad for her being in jail than don't feel bad cause it was in no way at all the suboxone that made her fail. It is just not scientifically even possible at all! Trust me she took something. Anyway, hope this helps, it wasn't the suboxone. I am the suboxone category supervisor for wikianswers and if you have anymore questions about suboxone email me at jasondavidrice@wikianswers.com Good luck with your girlfriend!

Answer 5

As for your question, suboxone can show up on a drug screen, but not on a standard drug test. See, when drug tests are run, they're generally only looking for the big ones. Like THC (Marijuana), Amphetamines, that sort of thing. Suboxone is an opiate, but it's a synthetic opiate. That means, it will only show up if they're specifically looking for it. And the tester's only going to look for it if there's a suspicion that you're on it or something like that.

So essentially, yes, suboxone can show up on a drug test, but only if it's specifically tested for.

Answer 6

On broad drug screens that only test for opiates in general, there is a likely chance that it will come indicative.

Answer 7

Not the standard drug screen. They have to do a "bupe screen", and most places of employment do not check for it........it is expensive, like a methadone test is.

Answer 8

no.