Toradol is an NSAID, or non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug. It is NON-NARCOTIC, meaning it is unscheduled in the United States and not against the law to possess it or have it in your blood or urine (aside from maybe needing a prescription to obtain it in the first place). But to answer the question, like ibuprofen and naproxen with which it is closely related, it should stay in your system for a period of up to 7-10 days, but being it is non-narcotic, there is no active metabolite it converts to in your body which can be easily tested for with, say, a simple urine or blood test. (note this is NOT legal advice)
I have never heard of Toradol being checked for in a standard drug screen. If your worried about it though. It will be gone in 3 days.
Mine lasted about 6 hours. That is, the effects of it. Maybe it's still in my system, but it has stopped relieving my pain.
I think toradol lasts for two to three hours
5 years
Toradol tablets are not a scheduled narcotic.
Toradol is an anti-inflammatory drug used for pain
No. Toradol is an NSAID just like motrin or ibuprofen.
12 hours
A person can take Toradol and Mucinex together. It would be best that you did not take them together.
No, it will not. I had a toradol shot this afternoon, and took a drug test (UA) 2 hours later and it did not show up.
Ketorolac
narcan
Toradol
yes
yes it can be taken together. At hospitals they will give you toradol and morphine even.
No. Toradol is a powerful NSAID, not detected by a standard pre-employment type drug screen. As a prescription drug, Toradol should only be used as prescribed. The person administering the drug test should ask you for a list of prescribed medications.