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Will poppers (amyl nitrite) show up in a drug test?
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Depends: I am experienced with drug tests in an ER setting and no I have never seen a panel that tries to pick up for amyl nitrite. So in twenty years I would say no, but I do not know where you are getting tested at, and that makes a difference. I can send off for more extensive testing and those tests will check for the compound.
Answered 11/28/2020
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