Vicodin

No. Hydrocodone is a synthetic opioid and contains neither amphetimines nor amphetimine analogs. However, more recent versions of the PDR, and in-field observations show that hydrocodone may make some people drowsy, but in other cases, may act as a stimulant, reducing fatigue and causing some behavior that is similar (but not identical to) that seen in subjects doesed with ampehtimines. This tends to happen more with chronic usage of the drug. Note that, when observing the effects of hydrocodone stimulation, the process and the symptomology are very different, even if both appear to have a similar stimulant effect.

I was a vicodin addict , and I took 4-5 three times a day.

I was fine on 30 mg of methadone, and then stailized at 40 mg.

I was taking vic's through the night too. And it was hard taking methadone once a day. That's probably why I needed 40 mg of meth.

On the flip side, I should of tried subutex for withdrawl, although its expensive it would of been less of an addiction.

Now I have been taking meth for 5 years, because I enjoy it. Its really NOT good.

Think twice before switching, if you want to be addicted worse then be my guest!

Ozzie

ip 109 is 5mg of hydrocodone and 325mg of acetaminophen

norco 10/325 is 10mg of hydrocodone and 325mg of acetaminophen

hydrocodone = opiate

acetaminophen = aspirin

norco 10/325 is twice as strong as the white ip109

acetaminophen = Tylenol

not asprin

No. Vicodin is much stronger than Darvon. Both are narcotic pain relievers which require a prescription in order for you to obtain them legally. Darvon can be perscibed with another pain reliever like Tramadol in order to relieve pain. Their are similar effects from both because they are derivitives of an opiate-like substance which acts on centers in the brain that tell you how to perceive pain. If you are not use to taking Vicodin, Darvan would be a better option because it would not knock you out, rather, just puts you in a good mood and takes the edge off the pain. Vicodin knocks the pain out and definitley makes you a bit loopy. Some side effects of Vicodin can be nausea (if taken on an empty stomach), lightheadedness, tracers, etc. Vicodin is definitley for moderate to extreme pain and should not be taken if you have a history of drug addiction or drug seeking nature.

They say it can stay in your system up to 3days. It can be out alot sooner too. I took one in the AM and had an unexpected drop in the afternoon and i told the lady i was gonna be dirty and i had a script and she said it was clean!....ive heard it sticks to fat cells and i am petite. maybe that was it...also drink alot of water. that cleans your system.

No, they are the same drug. Both of them are hydrocodone, so you are taking the same drug, just a different name.

I got off of it by substituting caffeine and candy in large amounts with the actual drug and then gradually decreasing the sugar and caffeine daily to zip after 2 weeks I was off. But I still had a night or 2 of cold sweats and a nightmare. I was also prescribed this medication and was not abusing it.

Did the doctor that prescribed you Vicodin know you were on Xanax? Phone your pharmacist and find out, both those drugs can cause drowsiness, both are addictive-especially Vicodin. Knowing the kind of trouble narcotics can cause even on a prescription basis I would only ask a professional qualified to answer.

A pill marked Watson 825 is a generic version for Percocet manufactured by Watson Pharmaceuticals. It is OXYCODONE 10 MG / ACETAMINOPHEN 650 MG. It is the same chemical compound as the brand name Percocet. It is the strongest percocet available on the market.

vicodin is hydrocodone and Oxycontin is oxycodone.

I took OxyCodone for my stomach pain and it made me throw up and nauseous. I also noticed my face breaking out much more than normal. This only stops when the medicine is out of your system.

Yes!

No, ip 10's are oxycodones

No, Vicodin does not contain Ibuprofen.

It really depends on the specific prescription the patient is taking.

On average most medicine stays in the body's system from 7-9 hours.

Some can even last the day after you take the prescription.

yes you can. It actually supposedly has a synergistic effect and helps you get more out of an opiate. I researched this a while back when I was somewhat dependent on vicodin. Glad to say I am not anymore. I still have some hydroxyzine that I use for contact dermatitis, though. It was prescribed by my dermatologist. You can also buy it on line. It can make you drowsy like benedryl. Also it has been used as an anti anxiety like Xanax. I sometimes use it when I can't sleep. It is classified as an antihistamine.

Yes

Lortab is the brand name for hydrocodone and acetaminophen (tylenol). Hydrocodone is not the same as oxycodone and oxycodone is much stronger than hydrocodone. Oxycodone drugs include OxyContin, Percocet, etc.

So a simple answer, oxycodone is stronger.

You sure can! Especially if you are withdrawing from it.

That is Loratadine. It is the same thing as Claritin. General dosage for it is 10mg.

Vicodin and Norco are the same medications. Both contain the active drug called Hydrocodone.

Your best bet is to consult your physician...higher doses of Vicodin can have a potentially harmful effect on the respiratory system, and with your asthma, this risk could be significantly increased...

Blue stomach is a urban legend phrase. It is said one will get a blue stomach if their dinner date flakes on you and leaves you so hungry that it hurts.

yes

They are the same. Both have the same amount of Hydrocodone. The only difference is that Vicodin has 300mg more Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen compliments the effect of Hydrocodone, so it can feel stronger but is worse for your liver. 675mg is nothing to worry about but go with the Norco for recreation.

Acetaminophen gets dangerous around 2,000mg at once; 4,000mg in a day.