When dealing with a necessity of passing a drug test, you need to be very careful if prescription medications are involved. Once you think it over and decide whether or not to tell them that you have a prescription for any substance that you are taking on daily basis, you should also consider the amount of it that is involved, because that may also be an issue. If you decide to keep your personal life private, and not to disclose the fact that you are prescribed anything at all, consider the use of a detox drink as a method of producing a clean sample for the test – this way there will be no questions asked. If you cannot stop taking the meds to lower your toxin level before consuming a detox product, then there is a option of using synthetic urine to give instead of your own urine – if used correctly this product give 100% negative drug test results.

-          Is this a help line? I have a question; I hope you can help me. I got really sick some time ago, and the doctor prescribed codeine for me. I was still on it when I had to take a urine drug testing at work. They said that I came up positive for opiates, and I showed them my prescription, and they even called my doctor, but they said that it could not have been codeine because the levels were too high. What do I do now? I did not take any other opiates other than that.

-          First of all, you should dispute it with the lab – when you consume codeine it is converted into the morphine. In some cases, codeine is metabolized so quickly that the levels of morphine in the blood, and subsequently, in urine are much higher. So if you have a prescription for the drug you tested positive for, they cannot consider it a failed drug test since there is no legal proof that the toxin was consumed illegally. Demand a re-test, and if you have not already stopped using the drug, consider the use of a detox product to help you get the results that you want.