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How much time does it take for opiates to completely leave your system?
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About 6 hours: The average half life of the opioid is 3-4 hours. It will take approximately 6 hours to be excreted.
Answered 8/29/2020
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Depends: Different opiates are metabolized differently. It takes about 4 half-lives to be 95%excreted.
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