Zolpidem - will ambien show up as a benzo?
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- 2 Dec 2011 by taniapotter999
- Updated
- 22 Dec 2016
- Topics
- ambien, zolpidem
Responses (3)
Ambien is a sleep medication called Zolpidem and is intended for the treatment of insomnia. It is a nonbenzodiazepine sedative hypnotic and does not provide false positive screen results of the standard enzyme multiplied immunoassay technique (most often used for drug screening in urine) and does not confirm positive for Benzos in confirmation by gas or liquid chromatography.
However, please do reconfirm it by seeking medical advice, take care.
Best wishes!
To whom ever ask the question on Ambien it won't but what I worry about my regular doctor did a blood test on me this year and it turned out they ran the whole shebang on me and found every drug I was taking even the ones another doctor was prescribing so be careful and always be open with what you are taking. chuck1957
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