Will Tylenol 3 come up different in a drug test than oxycodone 30 mgs?

Yes, Tylenol 3, which contains codeine, will show up differently in a drug test compared to oxycodone 30 mg. Standard drug tests typically screen for specific opiates, and codeine is classified separately from oxycodone. While both substances are opioids, their metabolites are different, meaning a test designed to detect one may not necessarily detect the other. However, more comprehensive tests can identify both substances if specifically searched for.