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Opioids 10 mg oxycontin = 10 mg oxycodone

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dmcheatw

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simple question... is 10 mg of oxycodone the same as 10mg of oxycontin just in different release times?
 
yes
10mg oxycontin=10mg oxycodone= 10mg oxycontin..
all the same.
and yes different release times but not if you crush them, unless they're OP's not OC's
 
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HdoubleODeezy said:
yes
10mg oxycontin=10mg oxycodone= 10mg oxycontin..
all the same.
and yes different release times but not if you crush them, unless they're OP's not OC's
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1. well regardless of time release they're stilll gonna be 10mg(s)....

2. what the hell are OP's?
 
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nah my questions to you are in the edit, i think the op's question was funny.... ohhhhh OP=op, my bad i get that now too.
 
thanks mate.

i guess i'll ask this in this thread cause i don't want to start another.. but if i've built up a tolerance to oxycodone and my pain won't go away, would switching back down to hydrocodone but in double the dose possibly be effective? the larger question i'm getting at is can switching between different opiods get around tolerance?
 
Since these questions have been answered, I'm going to close this.

Next time, please post basic drug questions in BDD.
 
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