These Medications Can Cause a False Positive on Drug Tests

[Nelson Vergel]

We hear “false positive” as a defense from professional athletes all the time when it comes to drug screens—but unexpected results on drug screens really do happen.

A urine drug screen tests for the presence of certain illegal drugs and prescription medications. You may be more likely to be tested when applying for a job than when playing professional sports, but you could also be affected by a false positive. Here are several common medications—prescription and over-the-counter—that you’ll want to be aware of as potential culprits for a false positive.

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[Nelson Vergel]

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