Is soma detectable in a drug urine screen?
What drug family is soma in?is it a controlled substance?
Question posted by paralegal80 on 18 Sep 2010
Last updated on 10 September 2021 by justinscheft
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justinscheft
10 Sep 2021
Soma does not cause a false positive for morphine. I am tested regularly. It does not show up unless it’s specified in a lab test.
lindagail1965
18 Sep 2010
i dont know about other states but in louisiana it is a controlled substance ... because so many people were abusing it ... the made it by fda or the law or whoever makes that decision... soma is a controlled substance here... take care
booter46
20 Sep 2010
lindagail is right too, alot of states have made it a controlled substance including the gret state of Louisiana.
Inactive
18 Sep 2010
Soma is a prescribed muscle relaxant . It is meant to be used short term (up to two or three weeks) to treat muscle spasms due to injury or other muscle problems.It is not a controlled substance.- It will test as false positive for morphine.-
Take care.-
booter46
18 Sep 2010
Also be carefull, Soma's can be danderous because your heart ia a muscle. Also you can fall asleep very easy [like when your driving]. So don't take too many. And lindagail is right about people abusing them and they are very popular on the street. If you have a scrip you should not worry anyway.
booter46
18 Sep 2010
Sorry I meant dangerous--and this drug is not subject to the controlled substance act--- I have never known maso to be wrong. Go to top of page where it says Drugs A to Z and look it up.
Inactive
19 Jan 2012
As of jan 11th 2012 soma is now a controlled substance.
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