Ok so I have a urine test later today (in like 4 hours or so)

>>18420529
Tell them you have a prescription for a drug and that you're currently taking it

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>>18420534
The thing is the dispense date is May 30. So idk if that has any bearing.

In other words, I am not supposed to be taking it now.

>>18420546
Just don't show them the label, or that you take it as needed. Best I got for ya

>>18420559
Well... Shit.

My prescription is in the system.

I need to pee it out somehow.

>>18420574

Really depends on the quality of the test.

You can flush it out or dilute to undetectable levels by chugging water (be safe). This will work on the shabbiest tests that don't test for dilution at al (which many employers get because they're the cheapest tests).

Some tests have a very rudimentary way of testing for intentional dilution by comparing urine to a color panel, and urine that is too light or has no color at all (such as when you've been chugging water relentlessly to dilute your sample) will "fail" the test due to being too dilute. A multivitamin can often put enough color back in your urine to meet acceptable levels.

The better UA tests check for dilution by measuring the creatinine concentration in your urine. I'm not sure how you can fool that. But most cheap tests employers use don't use this.