Vicodin

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.

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After having a surgery several years ago I was prescribed vicodin for a short period of time and just this past year was diagnosed with hypothyroiditis so it is possible to take vicodin safely with an under active thyroid but check with your doctor(s) to see if it is safe for you.

Vicodin, should be taken as directed by prescriber .

taking more that directed can lead to addiction of Vidcodin or other pain killers.

The withdrawal from them is something else.... I would never want you to experience.

Get injured.

Moves to Lortab ( Lorcet ) after 7.5 vicodin

The most common prescription drug that is commonly coupled with mainly most potent pain killers, and occasionally Vicodin in children, and people prone to nausea in general is the pill or oral suspension (syrup) is phenergan. Its generic name is Promethazine.

Vicodin already has acetaminophen in it! It is a combination of hydrocodone and acetaminophen. You should not take more acetaminophen with Vicodin, as it can cause serious liver damage. Vicoprofen is the drug that contains hydrocodone and ibuprofen.

i think that if he told u he was unhappy after takin the pills then he lied when u were the love of his life. vicodin relaxes you and makes you feel good, so he was probably more apt to be truthful on the pills then off. sorry but i think u were his problem, not the pills

The main ingredients in Vicodin are Hydrocodone, an Opiate and Acetaminophen, a non-opioid anagesic. One of the most commonly prescribed variations of Vicodin contains 5mg Hydrocodone/ 500mg Acetaminophen . Also, high does of Acetaminophen can potentially damage the liver.

I don't know if this helps but Hydrocodone is created by adding an atom of Hydrogen to an atom of Codiene than that is mixed with the acetaminophen more commonly known as Tylenol. Hope this add on helps.

Vicodin is a narcotic pain reliever, therefore it is a depressant.

i have, didn't effect me negatively at all

It's never okay to take any medicine when you are pregnant. If your life is not endangered or the babies then you shouldn't take anything. Very few studies have been done on the effects of most prescription medicines on the developing fetus. Doctors will tell you "no known effects" because of this. Use common sense and don't take anything unless you absolutely have to for your health or the baby trying to grow inside of you.

Usually enough for a few days, if you have pain past that point they will usually call in a refill.

no. vicodin is hydrocodone where as a roxie is oxycodone. which is a bit more on the strong side than a vicodin.

Yes...it is the opiate that the drug test is looking for. The difference in those two drugs is one has acetaminophin and one has ibuprofin. They both have opiate. One has a tiny bit more, but both have it.

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Vicodin ES is extra strength. They are both Vicodin, however the ES may be stronger or may have more acetaminophen (Tylenol) in it.

The above answer is only HALF correct;

VicodinES has 7.5mg of hydrocodone and 750mg acetaminophen and the yellow norco has 10mg hydrocodone and 325 acetaminophen.

as soon as you want ive shot up xanax and herion at the same time

Of course, not! Watson Pharmaceuticals is a large company that makes a vast range of different medications, mostly generic versions for popular brand names, including Vicodin. All the pills are indexed with 'WATSON' letters, but the number can help you identify the drug.

E.g., 'Watson 349' is Vicodin (hydrocodone / APAP 500mg / 5mg)

'Watson 240' is 0.5mg Lorazepam (generic for Ativan),

'Watson 780' is 1000mg Sacralfate (Carafate)

'Watson 932' is Percocet (oxycodone / APAP 10mg / 325mg),

etc.

Ill let you know in about 2 hours. I took 3 5mg vicodins and im gonna blow half a 40 mg opana. We shall see what happens.

Umm.. No. But if it makes you feel better, by all means!

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.