If I take 3 10/325 norco per day, how long does it take to get out of my system for drug screen?

There is no need to go off your prescribed meds. Let the lab know what prescribed meds you're on and you should be fine. I just did this and the lab knew and confirmed my medication and passed me on my results.

Depends on how long you been on them. It usually takes about 3 to 5 days to be clear of your system. I have to go through this every spring so I can get cleared to go back to work. I did have a UA that showed Norco in it but I just had to show proof that I have a script for them.
Good luck

if you being tested you already have a job offer do not bring the bottle with you if you fail the testing company will contact you and not your employer

I'm speaking from experience and it will show up because it showed up on my pre employment drug test. And I had got my norco from the ER and it was samples and I had to get a paper saying I was there and was giving the pills. So if you do make sure you tell them before you do your drug test and take your script with you when you go!

I'm not sure if I'm doing this right, but I want to thank everyone for their answers and advice. This is not as easy as I thought it would be, but I'm trying and that's all I can do. I know that I'm within my rights by having the script but it's the way people think about you when they find out you are on pain meds. They automatically assume you abuse them when all you are doing is trying to make it through another day in pain. Let them walk in someone's shoes who has to live with pain that doesn't ever go away no matter what you take. Anyway, "thanks" for all the replies. Take care all.

I agree with all the responses, one fact however will remain, if the question is asked on the employment application. Do you take medication for any reason, or use street drugs. I would be honest and say, I have a prescription for "whatever" med you are one, let them know you need to take if once in a while for pain. It may be hard to go back after the fact and in one session answer "NO" to not taking drugs, or medications, and the test they use is one that is more sensitive finds the drugs. What then do you say, ?? You may appear dishonest to them and for sure you'll not be hired if they feel your cannot be forthright. Just an added opinion, I have worked off and on for years, taking regular prescribed medications was never an issure ever, it then again comes down to what type of work you will be doing. I wish you luck on your future employment and God Bless, take care and I hope you can work as pain free as possible. God Bless my friend.

hi missy,both answers are correct from them lovely ladies.and its you that's trying to find a job.clean your system as good as you can and take the test and hope for the best.if you have to explain then this employer can not discriminate against you for that reason. but its hard to tell if they do.just do your best and hope for it.

I hate to say this, but if someone has been on them for a while, it may take 8 days to get them out, it depends on the test they use. Some may argue with this, but I have seen it happen. If you have an RX, you really are legal to take this, so, bring the bottle with you in case you are worried it will show and you are legal.

it may also depend on how long you've been taking them too. Metabolisn and weight also play a part as medications may store in fat cells longer. drink lots of water to flush your system quicker. on average, 3 to 5 days for it to show negative. good luck with the job! chris

anywhere from 24 to 72 hours