What Does Opana Show up as On A Drug Test?

Answer 1

The standard -4- panel drug test will scan for "opiates". Yes, Opana will be recognized. Opana is a semi-synthetic narcotic(oxymorphone HCL). It will show positive just like Morphine, Dilaudid, Heroin, codeine and lortab(Vicodin).

Answer 2

no, opana is oxymorphone, a by product of oxycodone. it is a synthetic opiate, morphine is not synthetic. morphine occurs in much higher concentrations on test results, causing a positive result for opiates, while opana will only cause you fail for the oxy test, which is the same test but with a much lower cutoff. however a large enough consumtion of oxy or opana wiil cause one to fail for opiates. this is just the initial screening, a thorough confirmation using gas spectrum immunoassay can differentiate between morphine and oxymorphone because the byproducts are diiferent

Answer 3

Drug tests testing for Oxycodone (Oxycontin) look for Oxymorphone because that is what it breaks down to. Opana is Oxymorphone so Oxycontin and Opana are one and the same on a drug test.

Answer 4

It will show up as an opiate. Opana is oxymorphone witch will break down in morpine and show up as morphine on a drug screen.

Answer 5

It is an opiate...it will show up but clears your system typically 72 hours after you take it.

Opana will show up as oxymorphone.

Answer 6

Yes. Opana is metabolized into morphine and will show as an opiate on a drug test. It should not be detectable for more than a week, however.

Answer 7

It's basically an opiate and would show up on the screen for those.

Answer 8

Opana's are Hydromorphone and would show up on a drug screen as an opiate. If you are taking an opiate specific test, it would show up as hydromorphone.

Answer 9

Yes