Blood Drug Testing

will adderall show up on a 10 panel drug test? also will it show up on a hair follicle test?

I'm 14 and my dad has recently started drug testing me monthly. he takes me this clinic and does not use a home test kit. so my question is will adderall show up on a 10 panel drug test or a hair follicle test i have heard that drugs will stay in your hair follicles for up to 90 days is this true? if so is there anyway to pass it?

Public Comments

1. Yes if they are testing for adderall it will show up. Yes it shows up in hair tests for a lot longer than 90 days. They can tell a lot from your hair sometimes even foods that you have eaten, certain vitamins and minerals can show in your hair everything shows in your hair.
2. It will show up as amphetamines. In almost all drug tests, including a 10 panel. They ALWAYS test for coke, speed, meth, etc. And adderall shows up in the same category. If they test your hair you have no chance. Hair tests are good for 90 days on average as it takes about that long to grow the hair. They usually take 1.5 inches of hair, any shorter hair will obviously result in less detection time. If your a girl you don't really have the option to keep your hair buzzed short. Urine detection time is only about 4 days. You shouldn't be abusing adderall at 14, it is in fact speed, just a combination of amphetamine salts to release slower. It is quite addictive if abused. And using it for weight loss just makes you rebound back to fatter than you were before usually, rebound effects on the thyroid and metabolism. And because amphetamines are excessively catabolic and destroy muscle, reducing your calorie expenditure. I assume weight loss, appetite suppression is your reason, there are better drugs for this purpose that can be used in cycles longer term with no risk of addiction, and fewer dangers. Albuterol, large doses of caffine, yohimbe, several antihistamines, clenbuterol, ephedrine, ephedrine HCL, etc. Not that these are good for you at 14, but are certainly better alternatives, and dont register in drug tests.