Does Piracetam And Aniracetam Show Up In Federal Drug Test?
Brief Answer:
The drugs will not be detected in Drug Test
Detailed Answer:
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Piracetam and Aniracetam both are nootropic drugs of recetams group. These drugs are approved in a number of countries to use as cognitive enhancer drugs. These drugs are not drugs of abuse or controlled substances.
Commonly used Federal Drug Test usually detect narcotic substance and these two drugs would not show in your drug test. No need to worry unless they are specifically testing for piracetams which is not common.
So no need to worry.
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The drugs will not be detected in Drug Test
Detailed Answer:
Hello thanks for asking from HCM for your health related queries
Piracetam and Aniracetam both are nootropic drugs of recetams group. These drugs are approved in a number of countries to use as cognitive enhancer drugs. These drugs are not drugs of abuse or controlled substances.
Commonly used Federal Drug Test usually detect narcotic substance and these two drugs would not show in your drug test. No need to worry unless they are specifically testing for piracetams which is not common.
So no need to worry.
Thanks, hope this helps you.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
thank you for your reply. however i have heard that aniracetam's structural formula closely resembles to amphetamine's structural formula that is why it might fail. do you approve that?
Brief Answer:
Both drugs are from different groups of drugs
Detailed Answer:
Hello again
They belongs to pharmacologically different group and have different formula so I don't think that you might fail. No need to worry. Both are different drugs.
Thanks
Both drugs are from different groups of drugs
Detailed Answer:
Hello again
They belongs to pharmacologically different group and have different formula so I don't think that you might fail. No need to worry. Both are different drugs.
Thanks
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj