Klonopin and 12 panel test

[theluciddreamers (OP)]

Ok. So I have been reading online and some people say Kpins don't show up on drug test, and Some say they do.  Does anyone on here have experience with them and drug testing?  It says online 10 days to clear out of your system.  I had a few and stopped 20 days before the test. I just have a good amount left over and might want to take a few for a wedding I'm in next week.

[Jega]

Ok. So I have been reading online and some people say Kpins don't show up on drug test, and Some say they do.  Does anyone on here have experience with them and drug testing?  It says online 10 days to clear out of your system.  I had a few and stopped 20 days before the test. I just have a good amount left over and might want to take a few for a wedding I'm in next week.

K-pins will pop a standard 10 or 12 panel test. Anyone who says they don't is lying. Now, if the test is faulty then it's on them (the testers) but the way the test is designed, clonazepam pops it. If you have been clean for 20 days it's out of your system. But the tighter you make that window the more your use comes into play. I'd say at 10 days you're safe unless you have a large daily habit. It has a long half life but not the longest. It's metabolites don't have insane half lifes either.

[theluciddreamers (OP)]

I was using 1 mg or less almost every day for 4-5 days, then stoped for two days and took another 1mg. I have had less than 10mg total would be my guess and I will be 20 days clean. 

I also wanted to know if fake or synthetic urine works for lab test?

[Narkotikon]

I've had very small doses not show up on dipstick tests.  When I was in an IOP program at the very beginning of 2012, I was also taking 0.5-1mg Klonopin / day.  The dipstick test they used wouldn't show it as positive for benzos.  I've read that about Klonopin before. 

But if you're getting a gc/ms test, yes, it will show for Klonopin.

20 days off is fine.  You'll test negative. 

Klonopin does have metabolites.  They're just not pharmacologically active.  It's not like Diazepam, for example, in that respect.