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How long do barbiturates (Fiorinal/ Butalbital) stay in your system? When could I pass a urine drug test?

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I took the pain killer for a migraine, but it wasn't prescribed to me. I know that's not good, but I was desperate. But I have a urine drug test. I'm certainly not a user, but I'm concerned. I took it Saturday July 5, and my test is Monday July 14. Will I pass?

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  1. If you only took it one time and it was a low dose you should be fine.

    Usually takes 7-14 days.

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    Drug Approximate Detection Time in Urine using EMIT

    Amphetamines 3-5 days

    Barbiturates

       Short-Acting secobarbital 1 day

        Long-Acting phenobarbital 2-3 weeks

    Benzodiazepines 3-7 days

    Cannabinoids 3-30 days

    Cocaine 3-7 days

    Codeine 3-5 days

    Methadone 3-5 days

    Methaqualone 14 days

    Opiates 3-5 days

    Phencyclidine (PCP) 2-4 days

    Phenobarbital 10-20 days

    Steroids (anabolic) oral 14 days

    Decreasing detection times:

    Increasing metabolism is probably the most effective way to decrease the time period that drugs can be detected in your system. Physical activity can increase your metabolic rate.


  2. I have researched your question and I have found no Half -Life to this drug. This generally means that it does not stay in your system for very long.

    If you want to pass your drug test, here's how.

    When you wake up the morning of your test, urinate. If youy have to urinate again before your test go ahead and do so. Do not urinate two hours before your test. This is were it gets nasty. Take two shots (2 ounces) of Vinegar two hours before your test. You can drink water and/or anything acidic (grapefruit/orange juice) but do not pee until your test.

    Your urine will show that it is acidic but it covers the Butalbital in your system.

    Good Luck!

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