Percocet and Percodan

Not a good idea. Both Percocet and Vicodin contain opiates and you will risk overdosing if you mix both. Percocet contains oxycodone and Vicodin contains hydrocodone. There are different dosages of each but in general it is not good to mix. For people taking it for recreational use, it will not increase your "high". Opiates can cause shorteness of breathe and/or tachycardia. Mixing could cause serious injury or be fatal.

I believe those are 5mg pills. around here it would be $1-$3. haha wellness project, right.

Where I am from you can EASILY get $8 to $9 on dry spells and no lower than $6-$7 another day.

I guess it depends on where you are from.The doctors in Va are tight about percs now.I am on pain managment and only get 20 for 10 days with cancer pain.

Yes, just as long as you stay safe. Don't do it if you have responsibilities which require you to be awake/productive, and try not to exceed the doctor's prescribed dose. This is powerful stuff you're working with. Depending on how far you exceed the prescribed dose, you'll do one of three things: Feel awesome, nod out, or stop breathing.

If you look at the pill again, it probably says Lortab Watson 349. The Watson 349 is nothing but a manufacturers code. The medication should be similar to a standard 5/500 vicodin.

Domicum benzo will stay in your system 3 to 4 days if you do not take it daily. If taken on a daily basis, Domicum benzo will be in your system for 40 days.

That's basically like asking what the difference is between beer and Budweiser. Oxycodone is the active pain-killing ingredient in the Percocet brand name drug.

it will show up that day any opiate will be detected in the urine soon after taking it ,can also be detected up to 48 to 72 hours ,not much after that

can you fail a drug test if you take hydrocodone and oxycodone at the same time

For the relief of SEVERE pain.

Percocet contains Oxycodone, so naturally it will show up the same on a drug test.

Percocet is the brand name for the combination of Oxycodone and Acetaminophen (Tylenol), represented by 2 separate dosages on the pill. For example, 5/500 is 5mg of Oxycodone and 500mg of Tylenol. I myself use 10/325's.

By contrast, Percodan is the brand name for Oxycodone and Aspirin tablets. It's not as often prescribed for long-term use since aspirin is much harder on the stomach in quantities used by long term patients.

pretty sure just the opposite is true. it is a muscle relaxer and in most cases sex drive goes down and it is difficult for the guy to keep hard.

how long do opiates stay in your system

Yes, doctors and healthcare professionals often times prescribe Oxycodone (Percocet) to patients who are allergic to Codeine/Hydrocodone.

It is available by prescription only.

Percocet doesn't come in a dosage of 30 - it comes in 2.5, 5, 7.5, and 10mg tabs, in addition to the amount of Tylenol it contains (usually 325 or 650mg's). However, OxyContin is a chronic pain drug (lasting 8-12hrs) while Percocet is for acute and breakthrough pain, and Percocet or Vicodin is often prescribed as a breakthrough med with OxyContin, usually in 2.5 or 5mg doses. OxyContin is a timed-release version of Oxycodone, which is the primary drug in Percocet, which is a combination of Oxycodone and Tylenol.

No, Ketorolac is in the category of Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) similar to Ibuprofen. Percocet is a combination of a narcotic pain medicine (oxycodone) and tylenol.

You are killing yourself! Your liver will not hold up! Plus, how do you function and what doctor would prescribe that much medicine?

Yes, this is a side effect common amongst opioids, including percocet.

Percocet is an actual opiod-based narcotic medication. Both Ralivia and Percocet are used to control moderate to severe pain, but Ralivia is not actually an opiod. It does have opiod-like traits, but the method in how it reduces pain is thought to be through the way it acts by preventing the reuptake of noripinephrine. In fact, Ralivia is a noripinephrine and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor and is therefore more of an anti-depressant than a true pain medication. Chemically, Ralivia is almost identical to Effexor (Venlafaxine) in its composition, which is an anti-depressant.

It is not prescribed for this, but it will, in fact, help with a cough, a phenomenon common to all opioids.

Absolutely not, you may actually get even less pain relief.

There is no real street value for this drug. Even though it is a narcotic, it is not one that people usually buy.

They should because they are two different narcotic pain relievers.

Yes. I recently had a dental implant and was prescribed both. It is fine, but keep in mind everyone's body is different and everyone's reactions may be different. Talk you your doctor to double check.