Hydrocodone

Yes, Hydrocodone will test positive on a drug test for opiates and opiates are narcotics. If you have a drug test and you are being prescribed hydrocodone just take your bottle with you to the drug test and let the examiner see it . If you are not prescribed hydrocodone then you will fail the test.

It is a usual Adult Dose for Muscle Spasm

Soma Muscle Relaxer 250 mg or 350 mg orally 3 times a day and at bedtime

Painkillers are prescribed by a doctor, and they are bought at a pharmacy. A person cannot buy painkillers through the internet.

Of the manufacturers of the 30 mg oxycodone which has the highest number

Yes absolutely. That is how my doctor prescribed it and it how i have taken it. I was told to wait 4-6 hours before more mixing. Do not take them at the same time.

yes it can because lortab has hydrocodone in it which is an antitussive

Percocet are much stronger then vics. They contain Oxycodone which is a more powerful drug.
Vicodin and percocet are about the same,your body metabolises different from everyone elses. While Vicodin might work really well for me percocet might work better for you. I have a vitamin D defeciency and fybromyagia and have asked my doctor to put me on Hydrocodone 5/350 as the 5/500 I am on now are not working for the pain.

Tylenol 325mg - the dose of Tylenol

PR- per rectum or via rectal administration

q4h- every 4 hours

prn - as needed.

1 table 4 times a day and one before bedtime. total of 5 per day and 150 for the month.

Taken together, there might be additional central nervous system and respiratory system depression, which could be bad. I personally think that the combination is quite enjoyable (it's prescribed by my doctor). They seem to achieve a kind of synergy, with the hydrocodone being potentiated (working better), and the lunesta effects being transformed subtly into the feeling of a rather large dose or valium.

yes if the doc gave you a prescriptoin your all good.

yes, they are opiates

I had a Guy get a 5mg for 5 bucks and poke a hole in the gelcap and squirt it in a blunt... and he said it was terrific, but he wont ingest it again by itself.

Yes. There are no interactions at all. The topamax should make you need less hydrocodone.

Norco 10/325 10mg hydrocodone 325mg tylenol

Pain medicine

No. Endocet contains oxycodone and acetaminophen. Conversely, the combination of hydrocodone and acetaminophen are found in Lortab/Lorcet/Vicodin/Norco.

Lortab is a narcotic and can become addictive. Your doctor probably won't prescribe it to you unless there is a serious need or suspects you may be abusing prescription pain medications.

Youre right oxycodone is stronger, the difference is on the "Class Schedule" hydrocodone is considered a C3 because it has less adictive potention then oxycodone which is a C2, the DEA classes drugs by there potential for Addiction, a C1 is a drug you are only able to receive while in the hospital.

Vicodin is probably the strongest. ------------------------------------------ Vicodin is not the strongest of the medications you asked about. Lortab, Vicodin, and Lortab are all brand names (made by different pharmaceutical companies) that contain hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen. They are all available in the same dosage as the Lortab 10 mg, precribed for you. The drug (Lortab 10) prescribed for you contains 10 mg of hydrocodone. Any other hydrocodone/APA (acetaminophen = Tylenol) drug that contains 10 mg of hydrocodone is identical in strength, as far as hydrocodone is concerned. Norco is a brand name for a hydrocodone drug, and the only one I'm aware of that contains less acetaminophen (APAP) than the otherse. If it turns out your back pain ends up to be a chronic problem, a lower dosage of APAP will be important, in regard to saving you from liver damage. Hydrocodone does not obliterate intolerable chronic pain. If you're lucky, it will take the edge off. If this is the boat you find yourself in, ask you doctor to prescribe Norco (or its generic equivalent) which contains the same amount of hydrocodone, with less (liver damaging) APAP. All pharmaceutical companies that manufacture pain meds containing hydrocodone make them in different doses. So, regardless of the brand name, a drug containing hydrocodone can contain either 2.5 mg, or 5 mg, or 7.5 mg, or 10 mg of hydrocodone. Check out rxlist.com, where you can search for a drug by name (hydrocodone) and it will show you all the brand names of drugs containing hydrocodone, along with the doses available, and the amount of APAP included.

yes

No, methadone has its own specific test used to detect it. Zomorph contains morphine which would show up as an opiate.

I know they both show up as opiates, but I don't think they are looking for specific ones.

Tranxene is in the Benzodiazapine class of drugs, and if the test tests for Benzo's, then yes. Tranxene will show up on a drug test. Other drugs in this class are often abused, drugs such as: Xanax (alprolazam) Valium (Diazapam) Klonipin (clonipazam) Ativan (lorazapam) as well as other drugs used to treat anxiety, seizures which are in this class of drug.

Pure hydrocodone powder