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How long does versed show up on a drug screen?
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Not likely: It may show up on a drug screen, but its half life is very short and the drug is gone from your body within 24 hours almost entirely.
Answered 5/23/2018
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Thanks for asking!: Detection window for Midazolam (versed) usually is up to 48hrs.
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