No, Fioricet is not an opiate. Instead it is a combination of three substances, which are:

• Acetaminophen 325mg
• Butalbital 50mg
• Caffeine 40 mg

The drug is typically used to relieve the symptoms of a fever and as a strong pain killer, usually to treat headaches and migraines. The medication works by causing a depressant effect on the … Read more

Yes, Wellbutrin may indeed show up as Amphetamine on a standard drug test. The active component of Wellbutrin is known as Bupropion, and is used to help patients with depression, anxiety and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The chemical composition of Bupropion is similar to that of Amphetamine - which is why some drug tests can … Read more

It really depends on where you live and what your criminal history is like. For example, if you have a history of hard drug use, you are much more likely to have a more extensive drug test. Usually, probation officers carry out the standard ten-panel drugs test, which uses a urine sample to detect any … Read more

No. Rockstar or indeed any other popular brand of energy drink should not cause you to fail a standard drug test. Energy drinks contain large traces of caffeine to provide the consumer with a short burst of stimulation. Caffeine is not one of the substances searched for in a drug test, nor does it produce … Read more

Yes, Benadryl can cause a false positive result on a standard drugs test. The active element contained in benadryl- diphenhydramine has been known to show up as similar to some substances which are searched for in a drug test, such as:

• Benzodiazepines
• PCP
• Tricyclics

Can benadryl make you fail a drugs test?

• Benadryl is an over-the-counter medicine … Read more

Yes, Seroquel has been known to cause a false-positive reading on standard and extended drug tests. If you are taking Seroquel regularly and are expecting to be drug tested in the near future, it would be advisable to take the packet and the prescription form to the test. This is in order to prove to … Read more

Yes, the regular use of the substance valerian root may cause you to test positive in a drug screen, due to its composition, which is similar to illegal and abusive substances. A standard drugs screen will test for the following substances:

• Methamphetamine
• Amphetamine
• Cocaine
• Phencyclidine
• Marijuana
• Opium
• Ecstasy
• Benzpdiazepines
• Tricyclic Antidepressants
• Oxycodone

Does Valerian root cause false positives? Valerian root is usually sold as … Read more

No, nitrous oxide will not show up on a drugs test. In a standard urine test, the substance will not be flagged-up, nor should it be detected in any extended drug test, unless it is specifically being searched for. This is because the body naturally discards nitrous oxide from the blood quickly - via the … Read more

Yes, the pseudoephedrine contained within Allegra D will show up on a drug test as methamphetamine. However, if this is the case, then an additional and more comprensive test can be taken that will determine via the metabolites if the trace is actually methamphetamine or Allegra D. Will Allegra D show up on a drug … Read more

Yes, Neurontin will show up on a drug test. However, Neurontin is neither illegal nor considered an abusive substance - so you will not fail an employment drugs test if traces of Neurontin are found in your system. Will Neurontin show up on a drug test?

• Yes, it will, but you will not fail the … Read more

No, the "legal" high substance known as Mr Nice Guy does not appear on a drugs test. Recently two teenagers who smoked the substance in America were hospitalised, and at least one of them had a seizure and serious breathing difficulties as a result of smoking the "incense". Will Mr Nice Guy show up on … Read more

Water and Rubbing alcohol mix together because the ethanol (rubbing alcohol) is soluble in water. In fact rubbing alcohol already contains some water in it. In contrast, water and oil will not mix together, instead the least dense liquid (in this case the oil) will simply rise to the top of the mixture. Two substances … Read more

There are numerous factors that determine how quickly or slowly a liquid evaporates in air. The reason why these substances would have evaporated in this order is due to these scientific"rules"; Why do some liquids evaporate faster than others?

• The concentration of the substance evaporating in the air: If the air already has a high … Read more

Yes rubbing alcohol does indeed evaporate faster than water, even though it has a higher molecular weight than water does. Water is one of the slowest evaporating liquids for it's mass, and that is because of the complexity of the bonds between its molecules.

• Rubbing alcohol (also known as ethanol) evaporates much quicker than water … Read more

In a word, No. Vinegar certainly will not fool any urine test, and it will not hide alcohol or any other substances. If you do drink a lot of vinegar, in an attempt to fool a test, then you will have the rather unpleasant experience of violent diarrhoea. Vinegar alcohol test

• If you do … Read more

You should wait a minimum of forty eight hours after completing a course of Metronidazole before you consume any alcohol. If these two substances are mixed together they can cause long-lasting damage to your body, and other unpleasant side affects. Metronidazole and alcohol Most of the problems that occur when these two substances are mixed … Read more

You should wait at least twenty four hours after taking Vyvanse before you consume alcohol. Some sources say that it could be safe to drink after twelve hours, but usually the drug has not been completely broken down by the body until at least a day after it is taken. How long after taking Vyvanse … Read more

If you are experiencing blackouts then it would be advisable that you visit your local doctor. The gallbladder is affected by alcohol, as it is one of the organs that alcohol passes through in the body. If you already have gallbladder problems, such as gallstones, then doctors usually advise people to stay clear of alcohol, … Read more

Alcohol can cause or contribute to numerous skin conditions or rashes. Although the effects of alcohol are often perceived just to damage internal organs, such as the liver, the skin also suffers at the hands of drinking. Drinking alcohol in moderation is the most effective way of reducing skin problems altogether. Alcoholism and skin rash … Read more

Yes, it should be totally fine, as most plastics are chemically inert- meaning that will not react with the alcohol. Alcohol is also a great antiseptic so there should be no problem with bacterial growth inside a sealed plastic container. Alcohol in plastic bottles.

• The higher the content of alcohol then the longer you should … Read more