Ultram, also known as tramadol is known as an "opiate agonist", which means that it functions like opiates such as codeine or vicodin, yet is not chemically related to opiates. In short: NO
However it should be taken with caution as it can be just as habit forming as opiates. My guess would be that is because it binds with opiate receptors in the body just like opiates do. But that is just a theory
it seems that anyone can get on this site and say whatever they believe to be true but from all the research ive found thus far, no it will not show up. unless the medication you are taking contains codeine. anyone who has any information about the subject that im wrong about, prove it for me.
It DOES SHOW UP, LOOK AT WWW.FORENSICFLUIDS.COM AND LOOK UNDER THE DRUG SECTION UNDER THERAPUDEIC DRUGS.. ITS THERE AND CAN BE DETECTED
Yes, if they are testing for prescription drugs of abuse
It happened to my wife. I saw the drug test print-out. It showed negative for ultram and positive for PCP! F@cking weird! The doctor nearly shlt a brick.
No. Ultram is not a benzo, but it will show up as an opioid.
I take ultram for back pain 2 evey 6 hrs. will that show up positive for opiates on a oral swab drug test?
No, ultram will not show up in a urine test. Ultram is a prescription medicine given by a licensed doctor .
Tramadol AKA Ultram is non-narcotic. You will not fail any drug test with Tramadol.
it will show up as a mild opiate but they have to be looking for ultram in the urine.
Why do you ask? i just want to know for my husband
Yes, I think as a morphine derivative Yes, I think as a morphine derivative
No, Ultram is not a narcotic. You still may test positive for Ultram, but it will not show up as an opiate.
Ultram is Tramadol & does not show up on a drug screen because it is not an opiate.
No. Verapamil does not show up on drug test.
what will extenze show up as on a drug test
Depending on the chemical panel being used, YES, tramadol will show up in hair testing and cause a positive test. Hair testing can reveal up to 3 months of ingested drugs.