What food or drugs might show up as meth in a drug urine test?

The following two times I've had positive drug tests were as follows: First incident: {Not for meth, but for Opioids} Poppy Seeds. The wives tale is true, in my case anyhow. read more

Second incident: My Primary Care doctor refered me to a Pain Management Clinic. One of the stipulations is that they drug test you every month. After about 1 1/2 years of going there I was at a routine appointment & the doctor brought up that my last drug test was positive for Methamphetamine. read more

Most immunoassays used as the initial test in Federal workplace drug testing programs are focused on d-methamphetamine. However, the l-methamphetamine enantiomer and amphetamine enantiomers cross-react with the immunoassay reagents. Amphetamines confirmatory tests identify both amphetamine and methamphetamine and do not distinguish between enantiomers. read more

Concentrations of the illicit drugs in the blood or urine can start to go down within 12-24 hours up to 3-5 days and may or may not be detectable if you wait too long. The tests do not tell you how much of the illicit drug your child has ingested and cannot tell you if your child meant to take the drug or if they were drugged by another person at a party. read more