I have taken several drug tests for my jobs and also take vyvanse on a daily basis. I figured they would be coming to me asking why amphetamine was in my system but I have never been positive. I am a RN so I know that it should have shown up but I have a feeling that if you take one pill per day it won't show up but if you take it in a large quantity then it will show up but that's just a theory. I know others who take it daily and also have always had negative tests while on it. Hope this helps
Will The ADHD Medicine Vyvance Show Up As Meth On A Hair Follicle Test? Does The Amount Taken Have Any Effect?
Well I am prescribed Vyvanse 30Mg a day, for my ADHD which I have been on for a month now prior to that I was on Adderall. I just had a Hair Follicle test done yesterday and it all came back GOOD! Negative for everything...However, I was really thinking the Vyvanse would show up as Amphetamine..I didn't care cus I have script for it...But still shocking I guess. Hopes this helps you with your question!
The vyvance is actually vyvanse. It is usually misspelled. This drug contains
Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate which is an centrally acting stimulant and is used to treat ADHD in the children of 6-12 years and also in adults. As it is centrally acting stimulant like meth, it can be detected in the drug test. Usually all centrally acting stimulants can be tested positive for 90 days in hair follicle test. So you may also be positive as you have taken it one month before.
Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate which is an centrally acting stimulant and is used to treat ADHD in the children of 6-12 years and also in adults. As it is centrally acting stimulant like meth, it can be detected in the drug test. Usually all centrally acting stimulants can be tested positive for 90 days in hair follicle test. So you may also be positive as you have taken it one month before.
It's not like it "shows up as" anything that it's not. It is in fact an amphetemine, and that's recorded as such on any drug screen. You should be aware of what you're putting in your body.