Oxycodone

They ARE the same opiate. Oxycontin is a long acting oxycodone formulation.

Methadone is used to treat people who are addicted to opiates such as oxycontin. Many people enter treatment facilities and take methadone to help themselves to get off the opiates and eventually detox from the methadone.

No definitely not. Vicodin is Hydrocodone. Oxycontin is a timed-release Oxycodone medicine. Also Vicodin is formulated with Acetaminophen(Tylenol).

No - Percocet is the brand name for a combination drug containing Oxycodone and Tylenol.

It depends on multiple different factors , what mg the Oxycodone is, how fast your metobolism is and many other factors there's really no way to tell exactly .

i believe valuin and xanax stay in ur system for 7-14 days at least 7=14 days

yes just like Oxycontin it is very strong and works better if you sniff it. i would recomend it cause the feeling is awsome and even though it is a downer everyone i know and me get very motivated when taking it. it is a great motivator and better high

percocet is 5mg of oxycodone, Oxycontin is 10 mg and up and doesn't contain oxycodone, just Oxycontin which is stronger

Percocet is oxycodone & acetaminophen; Oxycontin is actually the trade marked name of time-released oxycodone. Roxicodone is the immediate release form of oxycodone. There are many different names nowadays for hydrocodone (III) and oxycodone (II), with many times the only differences being 1)milligram amount of the narcotic, and 2)what it is mixed with; acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin, sometimes different cough syrup ingredient's, such as promethazine, pseudoephedrine, guaifenesin, etc..., and 3)It has become very popular when the patent runs out on drugs for the companies to make an extended-release formula, or instant(faster)release to continue profits for the share holders. now I'm really getting off base..Oh! Most importantly, they are spelled different, look different, uuhh, they...

Not aware of serious side-effects, as long as you're not allergic to either medication. Klonopin is usually prescribed for hypertension, but is also used for mild anxiety. Regular over-the-counter strength Tylenol should not have any serious side effects. But, you can always check with any pharmacist, as they are capable of answering a question like this with more clarity. Naturally, consulting your doctor or nurse would be best, but pharmacists are more readily familiar with drug interactions.

These two drugs are similar, but NOT the same. Hydrocodone is the generic name for Vicodin, Norco, Lortab and about 30 others. It is a narcotic analgesic, and not quite as strong as Oxycodone. It's also SLIGHTLY less regulated i.e. it can be CALLED IN to a pharmacy by a physician. It can be habit forming. Vicodin and the rest are a combo of hydrocodone and acetaminophen (Tylenol).

Oxycodone is also a narcotic analgesic, and also can be habit-forming. It can also be a combo of acetaminophen and oxycodone (generic) such as Percocet, Tylox, Roxilox. It is SLIGHTLY more regulated i.e. it CANNOT be called in to a pharmacy: you have to have a physical written prescription from a physician. Because of its potential for abuse and dependence, doctors tend to prescribe Vicodin rather than Percocet. Oxycodone can be prescribed as a single drug preparation ( minus the acetaminophen.)

The below answer is correct; they are the same. However to answer your question, there are quite a few narcotic pain relievers, some work better for some people and others work better for other people. But Dilaudid (hydromorphone), Opana (Oxymorphone) and Fentanyl are some of the strongest. Although Fentanyl is only available in a transdermal patch or a "lolly pop" type preparation which you let disolve in your mouth. These two drugs contain the same ingredients. The difference is that oxycodone is fast acting, peaks within several hours, and wans in about 4 hours. Oxycontin is a sustained release tablet that continues to work for 12 hours.

Oxycontin is used in patients with chronic pain to reduce the need to take tablets every 4-6 hours. It takes longer to build up in the system and does not work as quickly as oxycodone.

If it's a complete lab test done, then yes, it can distinguish between all the opiates, all the benzodiazpenes (sp?) Most drug tests will just show up as "opiates" in your system, but it depends on how many the panel checks for. The smallest ones are 3, I know with drug tests if you're in trouble with the law they only do a five panel test. My doctor did a 12 panel test wit me and was able to differentiate when I told him the only opiate I took was my prescribed Lortabs. Then he said, "Well, why is oxycodone showing up then?" :/

Oxycontin aka oxy or oc or beans is cleaner than H you get a real warm glow you feel out going you could have a real bad day and you will be fine i don't recomend trying it unless you are a million air or you whant to mess your life up like i have opites is a jelious god it will demand everything and will take it

It depends if the oxycodone has aspirin in it. Percodane has aspirin in it. Try percocet, which uses acetaminophen instead of aspirin. By the way, be careful with opiates, they are veryaddictive.

The drug test will come back positive for both of those drugs, hydrocodone is a powerful painkiller and will show up as an opiate (so they may confuse the painkiller for heroin). If you have a prescription for hydrocodone, you will be able to pass. Marijuana is detected in urinalysis tests for up to 30 days if you are a frequent smoker AND have more body fat and low activity level . The best way to have both of these drugs not show up on the test is to quit them, or use a good synthetic urine like FAKE IT from passitkit .

Yes that's fine just know that the midol has caffeine in it which is an "upper" and the codine is a "downer" so it may make you sick on the stomach. And also watch the amount of aceteminophen you ingest.

No it does not. Tylenol damages the liver, so many oxycodone preparations WILL damage the liver. For example, percocets are a combo of oxycodone and Tylenol. Those can cause liver damage because of the Tylenol. But drugs that are single-entity opiods and have no Tylenol (like Oxycontin or Roxicodone) do not damage the liver. It is just the Tylenol to be honest.

Yes and no. Both are narcotics for relieving pain. However, Oxycodone has a higher potency than Hydrocodone. Oxycodone is found in Hydrocodone, yet Hydrocodone is cut with acetominophen (tylenol) as well. Oxycodone alone is stronger than Hydrocodone, and in a perscription is generally a higher dose. for example, a usual perscription strength of hydrocodone is 7.5/650. this means that there is 7.5mg of oxycodone, and 650mg of acetominophen. Oxycodone perscriptions will have a single number, say 30mg. this means the tablet is simply 30mg of oxycodone. If you're a patient who needs the pills for pain relief, keep them locked up. If you're a recreational user, be careful and dont take your parents pills.

Honestly I would not do that. Taking a pain killer like Oxycontin and a clotapin which is totally opposite could result in an overdose. I have had a few friends that have od and died taking xanax and Oxycontin. I Know clonopin isn't exactly the same but the effects are somewhat similar. I wouldn't advise it but if you do make sure you keep yourself awake and not fall asleep until all of the affects are gone. Two of my friends heart just stopped mixing drugs like that because they took them at the same time. Hopefully you take this advise. It is not good to do either drug unless you have too but please don't mix them it is very dangerous.

yes

No side effects per say but you'll feel the withdrawals if you don't stop taking it by reducing your dosage incrementally. Unless you like withdrawals.

Easiest way to reduce your level is to cut your pill into quarters or halves, then reduce it by 1/4 or 1/2 (depending on how much withdrawal symptoms you have afterward) each week or 2 weeks, and keep dropping it by the same amount until you can stop.

If you try and stop cold turkey you're in for a rough time - it's not recommended.

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Usually Oxycodone stays in urine for 3-4 days. Increasing your fluid intake might help you, but there is no guarantee. Your best bet is to avoid taking Oxycodone unless it is prescribed to you by a licenced doctor.