Morphine/Heroin/Codeine

A biochemical laboratory in Belgrade, IntroLab, provides urine testing for morphine, heroin, and codeine. This test is part of our extensive range of biochemical urine analyses and is essential for detecting the abuse of these opiates.

What are morphine, heroin, and codeine?

Morphine, heroin, and codeine are opiates, a class of drugs used to treat severe pain. Although these medications are legally prescribed for medical purposes, they are highly addictive and often abused.

Why is testing for opiates important?

Testing for morphine, heroin, and codeine is essential in various contexts, including clinical settings and rehabilitation centers. Some employers may also require this urine drug test as part of the hiring process. Additionally, these tests assist healthcare professionals in diagnosing potential opiate abuse.

How is the testing performed?

This test is conducted using a urine sample. Urine analysis can detect the presence of these opiates as early as 3-4 hours after use. For occasional users, opiates can be detected up to one day after use, while for regular users, they can be detected between 2 and 5 days after the last use.

How to prepare for the test

No special preparation is needed before providing a urine sample for this test. However, it should be the first morning sample, collected midstream.

What does the presence of morphine, heroin, or codeine in urine indicate?

A positive test result indicates the presence of one or more of these opiates in your system. Test results are available within one day.