Comprehensive Look at Detox Facilities Drug Testing Procedures

Amphetamine

Amphetamines are one of the only drugs completely covered by all of the tests on 12panelnow.com, and for good reason. This drug is well known for treating ADHD and narcolepsy. However, they’re also extremely addictive and have a history of abuse.

You can find them in any of the tests, including the five-panel urine drug test.

Barbiturates

Drugs classified as barbiturates can induce sleep and decrease anxiety. However, the dosage is difficult to predict and can often lead to an accidental overdose.

Thirteen of the fifteen tests suitable for a drug detox clinic currently test for barbiturates. The detection time is between one to four days.

Benzodiazepine

Benzodiazepines, more colloquially known as “benzos”, work as depressants to treat anxiety, insomnia, and seizures. Despite their benefits, benzos are highly addictive and easily abused.

Ten different drug test cups are available for purchase. They cover a minimum of twelve different tests, and the detection time is between one to two days.

Buprenorphine

Buprenorphine is an opioid that treats pain as well as addiction to narcotics. However, it is also addictive and can cause respiratory issues when taken in high doses.

Like amphetamines, buprenorphine is detected by all the available drug tests for drug and alcohol detox centers. Its detection time is two to six days.

Cocaine

Cocaine is another drug detected by every drug test cup. Detection time is two to four days.

It’s especially important to track cocaine withdrawal symptoms, as they can prove especially severe. In rare cases, it can present as hostility and paranoia.

Ecstasy

Ecstasy, or MDMA, rarely causes fatal overdoses but can cause high blood pressure, faintness, and seizures. Heavy MDMA over extended periods of time is also associated with decreased cognitive function.

A cup drug test can take two to four days to detect its presence, and eleven options test for it.

Fentanyl

Pharmaceutical fentanyl is used to treat cases of severe pain. It’s most often prescribed for advanced cancer pain, and it’s over 50 times more potent than morphine. Fentanyl is highly addictive and can cause respiratory distress in high doses.

12 Panel Now has six drug test cups that screen for it, and they can detect use for up to three days.

Marijuana

Generally speaking, marijuana isn’t as harmful or addictive as other substances. However, THC use can result in mood changes and impaired memory.

Twelve of the drug test cups available on our website can detect marijuana use. However, it isn’t a rapid drug test. Detection times are usually over five days.

Methadone

Methadone has accepted medical uses and can treat severe pain. It’s also used to treat addiction to heroin and certain painkillers. However, methadone is also widely abused.

The CDC attributes around 5,000 deaths each year to methadone overdose, and withdrawal symptoms include nausea, muscle aches, and hallucinations.

Eleven different tests are available for detox facilities, and detection time ranges from one to three days.

Methamphetamine

Methamphetamines, also known as meth, are a substance well-known for their addictive properties. They do in fact have a medical function as a stimulant to speed up your body’s system and can help treat ADHD and obesity, though.

12panelnow.com has twelve tests for methamphetamines, and they can detect traces of use for up to two to four days.

Opiates

Opiates have a varying lifetime in the body depending on different factors, such as the amount taken, a person’s weight, and age. It usually takes five half-lives to remove a drug from the body.

In more specific terms, people who have taken opiates in the last 90 days can fail a hair test. Within 24 hours, they can fail a saliva test and a blood test. Urine tests are accurate for up to three days.

Every one of our tests can detect opiates of some kind, such as morphine.

Oxycodone

Oxy is another drug that is tested for in each of our drug test cups. Although it’s used to treat pain and requires a prescription, it’s also highly addictive.

Drug use can be detected for up to three days afterward.

Phencyclidine

Phencyclidine, or PCP, is a strictly illegal street drug that can be inhaled or shot up. It functions as a hallucinogen that can result in violent behaviors, increased heart rate, and memory loss.

PCP stays in the body for anywhere between one to two weeks. Only four of our tests can detect PCP, but they’re also larger panels that range between 12 to 18 drugs tested. PCP also stays in the body