Oxycodone

Loss of Appetite is a common effect of Percocet.

Like most people you are assuming the larger number is the "good stuff" and the smaller number is just some insignificant number. Listen, when you see a bottle of Vicodin or Hydrocodone or Oxycodone that says 5/550 OR 7.5/750 OR 5/750 OR 10/650......the smaller number is the "drug" and the larger number is the APAP or the acetaminophen or the Tylenol.....basically you want that number to be as small as possible. Its NOT a good thing for that number to be large. you WANT that smaller number to be large. Basically you want it to say 10, or 20, or 30. If the smaller number says 5 than all you are getting is 5mg of oxycodone, which ain't much. But foolish peo0ple will brag they have 500mg of oxycodone when they have 500mg of Tylenol...oooooooh you are really cool...lol. Anyway, if you havent done it before it is for pain and gives you a slight head buzz makes you feel relaxed and you will enjoy it. It wont be strong, its the smallest dose you can take...5mg. remember...if someone tells you they have 750's, laugh at them because you can buy 750 mg of Tylenol at the store.

Physically, snorting Percocet can be harmful for several reasons. Percocet tablets are large which means you need to snort a very sizable amount of powder after crushing them. This can be damaging to your septum and cause nose bleeds. Snorting any drug will allow it to reach your brain more quickly than taking it orally causing an increase in potential for addiction and also overdose. Percocet can be a very addictive drug and once addicted high prices and lack of availability may lead to a heroin addiction. Everyone is different in their ability to control substance use but for everyone there are serious risks involved with taking opiates recreationally.

Endocet is just a different trade name for percocet, an opiate. And hydrocodone is the generic term for vicoden, also an opiate. They will show the same on a drug test. Both will only show that you are taken opiates.

percocet takes about 2-3 days 48-72 hours to get out of your system. alot less then that if you dont take it on a regular basis or if its your first time and you only take 1 pill.

In addition, Percocet stays in the system longer tha 72 hrs. depending on kidney and liver function . Sometimes delayed also when person is not well hydrated to cleanse the body.

Good question, I would like an answer too.

nothing will happen but if u take the suboxene too soon after the percocet it is pointless to take it because it just removes it out of your system due to a small amount of narcan in it

Depending on your weight,Your pain should definitely and you will have a "high" feeling.

Depends on insurance... On the black market however, it's around 25 bucks a pop

Yes they are changing their manufacturing process. I am not sure but I think this is a mandate from the FDA. Currently it is popular for some users to crush their pills into a fine powder and injest them in a different manner. Even taking them orally you aren't supposed to crush them. Their thinking being that the effect of the drug is enhanced.

They have been working for quite a while on a method that makes Oxycontin totally ineffective if you take it any other way than swallowing a whole pill. For those who like to crush their meds they will basically have very little to no narcotic effect on you. This has all come about since this drug has become the number one narcotic that is abused.

No, Suboxone is a synthetic opiod drug and does not produce the same metabolites that oxycodone does. A standard drug screen for opiates will come up positive after oxycodone use, it will not after Suboxone use. Suboxone needs to be specifically tested for.

Water isn't really gonna help it stays in your urine for 3-7 days I believe. its out of your blood much faster.

its awesome, do it, but beware its extremely addictive.

I think what you are asking is, does Dilaudid make an opiate test positive. Dilaudid, or hydrocodone, is an opiate. But it does not show positive on a standard opioid screen, where they test for morphine, and morphine metabolites. Heroin and codeine show positive because they break down into morphine in the body. Urine samples containing low to moderate concentrations of hydromorphone, hydrocodone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone will likely go undetected when tested by conventional immunoassays, which are the secondary tests performed when the initial pass shows positive. But you shouldn't have to worry about that, anyway, if you're only taking Dilaudid, and they do not have reason to suspect you.

No oxycodone is a narcotic painkiller opiate not an antidepressant.

Pharmaceutical drugs "generally" become weaker but not toxic.

Yes. Percocet is a pain medication. Xanax is an anti-anxiety medication.

Personally, no. Some people like it better than Percocet. I take pain pills for well, pain, and Ultracet does nothing at all for me. Others disagree.

Yes! Yes!

no

Your risking the life of your child taking a pain killer that strong. If you have a drug addiction while pregnant you should seek immediate help, the stress from the withdraws could kill the baby much less the drug itself. Im not some doctor or whatever im an addict myself, please don't put an inocent defenseless fetus through this. send me your e-mail address if you need to talk, I've been an oxy addict for 6 years and have been through it all.

OxyContin is a type of narcotic pain reliever that may be habit-forming. OxyContin most commonly comes in pill form of various strengths.