What the diffentent hydrocodone m357 7.5-500 hydrocodone apap 7.5-500?

Answer 1

I am sure you mean, 5-500 not 550...

and if that's the case

your hydrocodone 5-500

has 5 mg of hydrocodone

and 500mg of Tylenol

where are the other

has 5 mg hydrocodone

and 325 mg of Tylenol

the only difference is the level of Tylenol...

Answer 2

The numbers 5/7.5 and 500 refer to the number of milligrams of hydrocodone (the opioid anagesic) and of acetaminophen (Tylenol, abbr. APAP), respectively. The 7.5/500 contains 2.5 mg more hydrocodone per dose than the 5/500 strength does.

Commonly the preparation of 5-500 would be called "Vicodin" and the 7.5-500 preparation would be called "Lortab."

Answer 3

Hydrocodone is the chemical aside from Acetaminophen (Tylenol) found in Lortab, Norco, Vicodin, etc. These are medium grade painkillers.

Oxycodone is the chemical aside from Acetaminophen found in slightly higher grade pain meds called Percocet, or Percodan if it has Aspirin instead of Acetaminophen.

The 5 stands for how many milligrams of the opioid, the 325 stands for the milligrams of Acetaminophen. I personally recommend Percocet.

Answer 4

Firstly, APAP stands for tylenol. The 5 is how much hydrocodone is in the pill and the 500 or the 325 is the amount of tylenol in each pill.

Basically, the 5-500 has more tylenol in it then the 5-325.

Once again, i am not a pharmacist, nor do i have any pharmacological training, so, be careful out there!

Answer 5

5mg 500mg has 5mgs of codeine and 500mgs of Tylenol 10mg 325mg has 10mgs of codeine and 325mgs of tyelenol so basically your getting more codeine less Tylenol and vice versa

Answer 6

5/325mg has 5mg hydrocodone, and 325mg of acetaminophen.

7.5/750mg has 7.5 Hydrocodone, 750mg of acetaminophen

Answer 7

Type your answer here... the 10/500 is 10mg of hydrocodone and 500mg tylenol. the 7.5 is a little weaker 7.5mg of hydrcodone and 750mg of tylenol

Answer 8

Nothing. 7.5mg Hydrocodone and 500mg Acetaminophen each