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Does morphine and methadone show up as the same thing(opiate) in a hair follicle drug test?

Asked: 28 Apr 2012 by jessie81
Active: 29 Apr 2012
Topics: methadone, morphine, drug test, opiate

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can they tell the difference in methadone and morphine or do they both just show up as opiates?

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balbanese 28 Apr 2012

The same thing meaning detecting something that should or shouldn't be there? Yes, probably, unless it's a very high end test, those can tell the difference between anything, but rarely used except in forensics and homicide investigations.

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subzero58 29 Apr 2012

Hi Jessie81,yea, dont you remember brittney spears shaving her head. but if its only for a durg test givin by a job,dont worrie. anyone but law inforcement, that's a whole diffrent ballgame.

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