Hydrocodone

Depends on your tolerance. But be careful for the Tylenol in it, which can cause a very long, very slow, very painful death over the course of a few weeks. I take percoset regularly and I have a high tolerance. More then 3, 5/325mg tablets makes me nauseous. You should take no more then 2 every 4 hours and never exceed more then 12 every 24 hours.

Yes they show as opiates.

Yes, its a new manafacturer as of 2012 that makes it. It is 10mg of hydrocodone and 650mg of acetemetaphin.

yes you can.. I get 180 of endocet & 180 of lortab a month plus other meds.

you just have to be really careful about tylenol amount you are taking! 4,000mg of tylenol can kill a person...

Yes, but mixing the two greatly increases sedation. It's a popular "cocktail" among recreational drug users. Stay well within the recommended doses (Soma: Maximum 1 tab every 8 hours, Vicodin: 1-2 every 6 hours) as needed or as directed. DO NOT drink any alcohol within 12 hours of either dose. And avoid additional tylenol/acetaminophen.

Hydrocodone (Vicodin) was first synthesized by scientists the German pharmacetical company Knoll in the year 1920.

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Yes it will! Norco is hydrocodone with 325mg of tylonal instead of the usual 500mg; I was taking Norco 7.5/325 for about 5yrs, drs perscribe norco to patients who have been on quantities of tylonal for long periods of time to reduce the adverse effects of the tylonal on the kidneys and liver.

Hydrocodone contains APAP or Acetaminophen or Paracetamol AKA Tylenol. Alcohol and this can damage the liver, If your using medicinal doses than some drinks will be just fine, however if your using it recreationally I'd say to limit your wine intake.

Just drink a couple glasses like usual and you should be fine.

40% of all pain medications taken by mouth are not absorbed into the blood stream, they are released into urine, then passed. So, if you were taking huge amounts of the medication, 40% of the huge amount in actually in your urine.

the 650 is how many mg of Tylenol is in it 5mg hydrocodone

That depends, If your doctor perscribed it then he or she had a reason and then it is ok. There is nothiing wrong with the 80 mg of narcotic you would be taking, however, the 500 presents a serious problem. The 500 stands for the amount of acetaminophen (Tylenol) in the pill. 4,000mg (the amount in 8 pills) is the MAXIMUM for any 24 hour period. Overdoses of Tylenol cause a painful death within a week or two unless you can find a liver transplant. 4,000 is on the line, but the FDA is asking to have the maximum dose lowered because on occasion people have reported acute liver failure with only 4,000mg. If you drink regularly it is WAY WAY to much alcohol. You could also ask your doctor for a stronger prescription (15-350) to lessen the risk. I don't have your chart in front of you but your doctor could talk to you more about your specific case. Do not take that many if you are a recreational user, the acetaminophen od risk is to high.

Hydrocodone is what is called a pure mu receptor agonist. This refers to certain morphine receptors in the brain. Darvocet is a partiaial agonist/antagonist, which means it can compete against many common narcotic analgesics. It is not advisable to combine the two as the darvocet can cause withdrawal symptoms inthose individuals habituated to pure mu agonists. In addition, darvocet has harmful metabolites that can cause serious side effects including siezures, with repeated administration. In my opinion, darvocet, darvon, and Demerol, are only suitable for pain relief for the short term. Their toxicity is such that the FDA is currently considering their removal from the market.

Hydrocodone-APAP elixir is a liquid pain medicine that has two components: the hydrocodone is a narcotic pain reliever and the APAP part is acetaminophen (Tylenol.) The same combination in pill forms are known as Lortab or Vicodin but are most commonly dispensed as generic formulations.

Oxycodone Acetaminophen IS Oxycodone-Hydrochloride, but combined with Acetaminophen. (Tylenol) The only difference is that the Oxycodone-Hcl is pressed into a tablet with Acetaminophen. They are NOT chemically combined, but only "mixed" together.

Oxycodone-Hydrochloride, or Oxycodone-Hcl, is an slightly acidic salt form of the opiate painkiller oxycodone. Oxycodone-Hcl is the form that almost every oxycodone tablet is found in. It is a crystalline salt form of the drug, and is used for oral (by mouth) administration.

Acetaminophen is a non-narcotic analgesic pain killer, which is found in many different over-the-counter (OTC) medications like Tylenol. Acetaminophen is often combined with low-strength narcotic opiate/opioid painkillers such as Lortab, Percocet, Endocet, ect. It is usually added to these medications to add to the pain relieving effects, and to discourage recreational drug abuse. In high doses, acetaminophen is highly toxic to the liver and can cause liver damage or failure.

Due to this, taking large doses of such combination medications is VERY dangerous and potentially fatal. If one insists upon abusing such drugs, there are methods to separate the acetaminophen from the oxycodone-hcl, but I will not discuss this because I do NOT condone drug abuse. On most prescription bottles for these combination medications (oxycodone-hcl with acetaminophen), you will see the letters APAP. This indicates the presence of acetaminophen in the medication. Acetaminophen is also commonly referred to as Paracetemol.

-Take ONLY the drugs PRESCRIBED to YOU by a MD! Do NOT share or give away ANY prescription drugs to ANY friends or family members!-

One must always do their own research before messing around, especially when it comes to drug combinations. However, my personal understanding through my own research and experiences is that yes you can mix hydrocodone and LSD, whether it is a good idea depends on a variety of factors. If you are physically dependent on hydrocodone and need to take it just to feel well then it probably wouldn't have much of any impact on an LSD experience. If you have no hydrocodone tolerance and are totally "opioid naive" than it may be dangerous, LSD is so unpredictable in it's effects on the mind that there is always a risk you could overdo it and take too much hydrocodone, which is the only danger in the mix, as it can cause you to stop breathing and die (respiratory arrest), especially if alcohol is used in the mix, which many people use with LSD. If used with prudence by an experienced individual however, it may take away some of the potential LSD associated anxiety and add a different dimension or glow to the experience, depending on when the hydrocodone dose is administered (early on, at the end, or all throughout?).....The hydrocodone also may diminish some of LSD's effects as well....

yes loratab and percocet are opates unless you have a 10 pannel drug test they will check for barbituates witch is "pills" if its a simple 5 panel test they probley will just check for opiates witch loratab comes back as.

The only difference is the potency of the drug - Oxycodone is a stronger opiate than Hydrocodone is. For a pain patient, the decision to move to a stronger drug is usually based on the lower strength drug not being able to do the job in current doses, or if the patient has to take more to deal with the pain. Fewer doses of a drug to deal with a problem is always more preferable to having increase the dose of one that isn't working as well.

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Generally, Tylenol or acetaminophen is able to be used in concert with diclofenac. Tylenol is not an NSAID so there is little chance of an overdose.