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""When you say you have "been on them" does that mean you are taking them at the same time every day for a "couple of months"? (As in a daily regimen) If so you are very lucky to not experience severe withdrawal. Also I don't know of any doctor that writes oxycodone (percocet) and oxycontin at the same time, makes me question your story""

oxycodone is the opioid present in both perocet and oxycontin. when prescribed like that it's usually without the APAP or NSAID because you're taking it so often. so technically they're the same drug just being administered differently. therefore your argument is invalid.

PS: my hair is a bird.

5/9/2010 8:05:41 PM

no shit Sherlock, but no doc writes Percs and Oxycontin together; you either get one or the other.

if one was a an Instant Release and the other was an Extended then it would make sense. You obviously have never been written a long term script of an opiate based meds or this would be obvious to you. People on high doses of opiates don't take percs, they take something like oxycontin or dilaudid due to APAP toxicity.









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5/9/2010 8:19:02 PM

I feel sad for your pain, Blackdog.

5/9/2010 8:22:46 PM

thank you for your sympathy, can I get a reach around?

5/9/2010 8:29:42 PM

Even if I was queer - I would still have fucking standards.

5/9/2010 8:30:23 PM

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5/9/2010 8:37:09 PM

Did you seriously just repeat back to me everything I said as your defense?

5/9/2010 8:54:46 PM

nope, explained what you failed to understand.

5/10/2010 7:53:13 AM

explain to me where 'oxycodone' is equal to 'Percocet'. You're the one that assumed the dude was prescribed one thing when in reality it was completely different and 10:1 odds exactly the scenario that I described. IR oxycodone 5mg (Purdue, Mallinckrodt, or any of the other 19 million manufacturers) and his ER oxycodone 20mg aka Purdue's Oxycontin(r) brand.

5/10/2010 2:52:58 PM