Percocet and Percodan

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it shouldn't last for long and if you are worried about the drug test; it doesnt appear in the result because no1 look after pain reliefers..

No it cannot!

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i believe it staya in your system for up to a month approx and can be detcted in your

urine for up to one month.......they are also very addictive ....beware very insiduous in the way they work...........short term use advisable

Some chemists do a home delivery service, it depends on what yours offers. Give them a call and ask them, you will probably have to have a reason for needing home service (eg a disability) or have to pay.

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There are 1000mg in a gram.

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You can take both together, although the actions of the medications will have opposite effects. Adderall is a stimulate as where percocets can make you feel tired or drowsy.

Personally I take adderall right when I wake up in the morning then as my day progress and I develop pain I take percocets for the pain.

Tylox would generally stay in your system about 3 to 5 days.

Yes it's called Roxicet

I faced a similar problem in 1999, when I was using OxyContin for a year, and my doctor kept trying to get me to move to a 100mcg patch. My only regret is that I didn't listen to her and do it sooner.

I can guess your reluctance, as it's probably the same as mine was; increasing your opiate dependence. But in the long run, you actually wind up using less medication, as your stomach and kidneys can only take so much if your pain levels are high enough and the drugs you've been using are not doing the job. Remember that the stuff you've used in the past is for acute (short term) pain, not constant chronic pain, and only lasts a few hours. Duragesic is for long-term, constant chronic pain, and lasts 48-72 hours, and trust me when I say that it works. Of course you'll run into days where you'll need to use breakthrough drugs, and eventually your tolerance level will require you to increase your dosages. But the alternative is constant agony, and Duragesic at the very least gives you back some semblance of a normal life. Eventually you'll become tolerant enough that you won't even notice it. I've used up to 200mcg's (2 100mcg patches) for many years, and at my tolerance level I feel fairly normal, save for the fact that my pain isn't there.

Using patches comes with a price, and it's a quality-of-life decision not to be made lightly. None of use likes dealing with the restrictions placed on Schedule II opiates, but on the flip side none of use likes to be in constant agony either. You need to consider your long-term prognosis, and if it's going to help you live a better life, then use it. The side effects aren't much different than any other opiate, though mood swings can be more often. But if your pain level is that high, you already know that you can only keep up mental focus for so long before the pain changes your mood anyway. Duragesic at least increases the periods between those changes, and as long as your family and friends know what to expect (my wife just closes the door to whatever room I'm in), it's okay.

If you're wondering, over the years my prescriptions have been:

1 -2 100mcg patches

120/150 Percocet 10/325's per month

100mg Demerol tab

30mg MS Contin tabs

I also use 30mg Fiorinal w/Codeine for migraines (Butalbital/Aspirin/Caffeine).

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Narcotic oxycodone and non- narcotic acetaminophen.

Yes--Roxicodone is a brand name for oxicodone--pecocet is oxicodone/apap (with acetominifin)

Yes--Roxicodone is a brand name for oxicodone--pecocet is oxicodone/apap (with acetominifin)

Yes and no...Roxicodone does contain oxycodone, but not at all lke percocet...its close cousin would be Oxycontin, with Oxycontin beint extended release. this is why people crush them up, to realease the drugs all at once, Roxicodone on the other hand is immediate release...stonest of all the oxy containing drugs..be very careful when using this drugs, even experienced addicts overdose on this not realizing the strengh...Heroin addicts pill of choice!

Skelaxin (metaxalone), Ativan (lorazepam), and Percocet (oxycodone/acetaminophen) are safe to use together UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION. A combination like this is actually rather common to see.

The combination can lead to increased sedation so until you know how the combination of medications will effect you avoid driving or other hazardous tasks.

As long as these medications are prescribed they are safe to use short or long term.

only difference is the tylenol in tylox is more. SO IF A DOCTOR FEELS YOU MAY NEED MORE TYLENOL TO INTENSAFIY THE OXEYCODONE HE MAY GIVE YOU TYLOX BECAUSE TYLENOL HELPS THE AFFECT OF OXEYCODON FEEL STRONGER AND A PERCOCET 5 HAS ONLY 3HUNDRED AND SOME MG AND TYLOX HAS 5 HUNDRED MG THE MORE TYLENOL THE BETTER THE AFFECT.

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well im pretty sure its perks the pills and its a pain killla

About 3 days (72 hours) if you've only taken one or two doses on the same day. But it largely depends on how much you've taken and how long you've taken it. If you've taken it for a while, or taken large doses of it, then it will be in your system longer.