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Lets say my bottle of Vicodine with my name on it says it Exp on 3/2012 that means i can test positive for it tell them right?

it had 0 refills on it I got it on 10/2011 but the bottles still good, so "I have prescription for it" right? 

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been w/o for 4 days no big deal but... the more you know

 
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+ then    not     them
 
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you test negative for English
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Skipbone:

you test negative for English

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Skipbone:

you test negative for English


But the answer is yes.  I've done hundreds of pre-employment drug screens.  If a person has a valid prescription, it's not a problem.  
 
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I think a valid prescription means more then  bottle... anyone can print a label right?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:

I think a valid prescription means more then  bottle... anyone can print a label right?

What else would he have? You turn in prescription, you get a bottle of pills. C'mon man, it's a few pills, not uranium. 
 
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it depends tho certain military positions and government positions will still fail you unless at the begining you were forthright
 
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dude, do you know how much it costs to test, verify and detect synthetic opiates?

They're not testing you for anything other than pot unless you're headed for ops in Washington.

Stop panicing. You have a scrip anyway as you say but I believe you're full of shit. If they ask, tell them YES, I have been on a moderate dose of pain medication for left ball sack removal. End of discussion.

Tylenol/codiene is the answer you will give if pressed.

 
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Go and buy 3 bags of bagels. The ones with seeds. Pack the kitchen with ém.

Opiate positive if we have to go the distance with the mngmnt at Walmart.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:


What else would he have? You turn in prescription, you get a bottle of pills. C'mon man, it's a few pills, not uranium. 


He is going by the expiration date.  Pain Killers are not something usually taken over long periods of time.  I'm not sure on this one.  They could always call the prescribing doctor.
 
 
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what the fuck is this guy talking abouit
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