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Would 5 days be long enough for 2mg of suboxone to be out of a person urine?
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Suboxone: This has a half-life of 24-60 hours and so it takes about 5 half-lives to eliminate a drug. If the t1/2 in you is 24 hrs than 5 days would be ok, but if longer, not.
Answered 4/8/2016
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For Some People: The half life of Suboxone ranges from 20-44hours which means it is detectable in some people up to 8 days, but is many people it is gone by the 4th day.
Answered 1/12/2021
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