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How long does Vicoden stay in your urine?? (10's)?

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camibaby21809 29 April 2012

roughly 24-72 hours. I'm a methadone patient and have been a chronic pain pill abuser for the past 11 years and i have never failed a drug test by testing positive for opiates. EVER. I'm also very thin and active and that plays a role as well. The more fat you have the longer it takes to metabolize ANYTHING. Then again i haven't really pressed my luck if i think i'll have to drop soon.

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Sleepy mind 9 June 2013

I told one 10 mg a little but for midnight lastnight. And I have a urine test in the morning of Monday so tomorrow which I wasn't aware of. So in 30 hours..will it be out of my system?

DzooBaby 26 April 2012

Vicodins metabolites can be detected in the urine for about 3-7 days on average depending on how long you have used them and how many you take per day and how fast your metabolism is. If you have a test coming up and you need to show negative, to be safe, give it at least seven days, if not more.

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Inactive 26 April 2012

The narcotic in Vicodin is hydrocodone. How long it will show up in a drug screening depends on several variables, how long you've been taking the med and when you last took the 10 mgs of hydrocodone. As your question did not have a lot of information in it as to if you had a script or not, if you did it wouldn't matter, but my best guess, being a RN for 22 years, to be safe, I would give it 3 weeks to a month for all the metabolites to be processed by your liver. If you are having a GC/MS test, it could tell you if you took tylenol last month. So, hope you are clean when you need to be.
Good luck in your future adventures,
Sweet Hippie

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windexanne 22 May 2014

I took maybe 3-5mg. last 3 days and 2-10 mg,

windexanne 22 May 2014

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RNBSNEMTPAAS 17 Nov 2016

3 weeks to a month is incorrect. 3-5 days on average.

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