Oxycodone

no, none I am aware of and I am pretty aware... some will work for marijuana such as Herbal Cleanse

Percocet is Oxycodone and Tylenol - Lortab (another brand name for Vicodin) is Hydrocodone and Tylenol.

Percocet is a Schedule II narcotic, and requires a prescription for each fill. It cannot be called in or refilled.

Lortab is a Schedule III narcotic, and can be called in, refilled, etc.

The primary difference is in the strength of the opiate in the drug - Percocet is controlled more because the opiate content is much higher than Schedule III drugs. Other Schedule II drugs are Dilaudid, Morphine, MSContin (time release Morphine), Oxycodone, Methadone, Codeine (pure form, not combo) etc.

The reason that Lortab is not working as well or as long is that it's a step down on the opiate schedule - it's just not as strong to begin with. It's likely you're doctor switched you because:

1. He's an idiot and doesn't know anything about pain medications and pain

2. He figured your pain was reduced and switched you thinking you wouldn't notice the difference, and

3. He thought he'd "save" you from becoming dependent. Forget that you're still in pain.

Advice? First thing, start tracking your pain with a Pain Diary - you can get them at painfoundation.org (American Pain Foundation). If you ask for stronger meds without documented evidence of increased pain you'll be labled a drug seeker by idiots who are looking to cover their asses, and not help you ease your pain.

Second - find another doctor. Anyone who changes your medication without explaining why or telling you that it's less potent isn't being honest, and you can't trust them. Doctors are like Barbers - they provide a service. If you get a bad haircut, do you keep going back? Try to find a pain specialist.

No, oxycodone is a schedule 2 drug (C2), highly regulated narcotic.

yes

you will more than likely overdose!

At a normally prescribed dose oxycodone is safe and effective. If a large amount is taken, however, oxycodone, like all opiates, will cause respiratory depression and can cause respiratory arrest and death.

Yes. As long as you take your doctors recommended dose and do not abuse either. If abused overdose can happen quickly and be fatal. Especially since they both can cause sedation and respiratory depression. Both drugs are also habit forming . Best to take before bed and not operate a vehicle or heavy machinery until your body gets used to it. If you or a loved shows symptoms of overdose call 911 immediately.

6 but the acetaminophen would be too much on your liver so I would suggest extracting the acetaminophen with the water extraction method and then creating a more powerful formula of vicodin roughly equal to a roxicodone. Swim just did it and it worked wonders. Cheers mate.

yes, i just did last night...you'll be just fine...

7 bucks

5-10 in general. cheaper depending on the quanity

Yes. It is an opiate, which is almost always tested for.

its not very smart to inject hydrocodone!

Oxycodone is a very potent painkiller and it is very effective at relieving pain. It is prescribed to be taken in its pill form and swallowed. Any type of medicine that is not intended to be injected should absolutely not be injected.

OxyContin is a narcotic pain reliever. Its ingredients are: butylated hydroxytoluene, hypromellose, polyethylene glycol 400, polyethylene oxide, magnesium stearate, titanium dioxide and hydroxypropyl cellulose.

depends on a lots of variables

Yes, oxycodone is an opiate, just like opium, heroin, morphine, hydrocodone (Vicodin), codeine, methadone, and buprenorphine. They are all made from the poppy plant. And yes, it will show up on a drug test as an opiate.

Dextropropoxifeno is like darvocet, except it does not contain acetaminophen.

Darvocet is said to be stronger than Tylenol with C. If you just need the effects of the narcotic, just take the D. FOR Strongest pain relief take D and add a regular over the counter Tylenol.

Suboxone (buprenorphine & naloxone) can stay in your system up to 48 - 72 hours. As long as it's in your system, the buprenorphine and the oxycodone will be competing with each other for opiate receptors in your brain; thus reducing the effect of oxycodone. Best to wait at least the half life of buprenorphine (20-48 hrs.) before taking the oxy.

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Herbal plants are very rare. There sren't Any that will give the same effect as OxyContin. Poppy seed bagels will not give you. The same effect as morphine. Their are Rupert's of poppy seeds showing up,as morphine on ironed tests, but this is unlikely with beer technology.

yes dlpa breaks down enzymes which can trigger a false positive for opiates or oxycodone

Oxycodone is an opioid pain medication. An opioid is sometimes called a narcotic.

Oxycodone is used to treat moderate to severe pain.You can easily Buy Oxycodone Online.

Oxycodone extended-release is used for around-the-clock treatment of pain. This form of oxycodone is not for use on an as-needed basis for pain.

Im prescribed 100mgs of tapentadol and i would say with a low tolerance it can feel like 10 mg of percocet or like 30-40 mgs of hydro on an empty stomach with a low tolerance. SO to answer your question pretty much with an added energy effect from the norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor.

No. It doesn't have any opiates in it, like codeine.