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in my experience it is addictive, i have been on lorcets for years and very addicted to it.but my point is sometimes i would get codeine instead of lorcets and i would abuse them too..so yes it is addictve,so you have to be careful of getting dependent on them..i am clean now but its taken about 12 years i use to take allmost 30 a day.so be careful..

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