Does suboxone show on a drug test done by probation? -Fresno, Ca
I got a DUI from drinking and driving. I went to court 5 days ago and was put on formal probation and I have a meeting with a probation officer in two days. I'm contimplating telling him about being on Suboxone. I have been on it for over a year, but was only legaly prescribed it for the first month by a doctor. I then started sharing the cost with a friend to help pay for it because I couldn't afford the visits and expensive meds. I just went again and got a valid script for it two days ago. I have to do drug tests twice a week and meet with a probation officer once a week. I don't have any criminal past besides a DUI. I don't know if I want to tell him because he and the court will probably give me a hard time for being on it. I think this way because I didn't have a legal script for it until now and they won't justify my financial problems as a good reason. I'm also concerned because it gives them another reason to have a bad opinion of me. I just don't know if I want them to know about this because it has nothing to do with the DUI. Everything I have heard or read has said that suboxone isn't tested for on drug tests. I took a test for my employer and it didn't show. Has any one been on probation recently or known any one who has that can tell me if they test for this medicine?? Thanks for any help or opinions...
Comment on JudyKayTee's post
SUBOXONE IS TOTALLY UNDETECTABLE ON A TYPICAL TEST USED BY PROBATION/COURT SYSTEMS. The only way to detect it is via an intense tox screen similar to those used on deceased. Even then I'm not sure if its detectable but I am sure it does not show up on
Comment on Fr_Chuck's post
SOrry you are 100% wrong, and my PO at least, encourages the use of suboxone because it keeps me off heroin.
Comment on JudyKayTee's post
Sorry meant to add answer not reply.
Comment on JudyKayTee's post
( new to this ) can't add answer so here is my full answer if I could:
n0ven0ve: SUBOXONE IS TOTALLY UNDETECTABLE ON A TYPICAL TEST USED BY PROBATION/COURT SYSTEMS. The only way to detect it is via an intense tox screen similar to those used on deceased.