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Is meth an opioid?

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Nope meth is a psychostimulant of the phenethylamine class

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Does a urine test show separate results for meths and opioid?
Absolutely. They're two totally different drugs, have to be tested for differently and report differently on the machine.
What does meth have in it?
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What has meth in it?
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What is opioid?
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What is in meth?
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