Fentanyl patch Q&A Thread [your generic/Mallinckrodt/Sandoz/Duragesic thread is here]
If you're looking to abuse fentanyl, skip this........but if you"re a chronic pain sufferer with fentanyl patch experience, the latest generic patch available is the absolute best I've used in 12 years of chronic pain management. It's distributed in the U.S. by Apotex but manufactured in Japan. It's called a "monolith" type patch, with no obvious gel to be seen, but it has outstanding adhesive performance and in my case, the best pain relief I've ever experienced with a 100 mcg patch. Using it has reduced my need for breakthrough pain meds to near zero. I change patches every 48 hours and I am so thankful to have found this brand. Apotex signed the distribution rights about a year ago. Also in my experience, Mylan was the worst I've ever used, and until finding this I was using the generic Sandoz patch, with about one breakthrough med a day. Everyone is different but I wish I'd found this a year ago, so just FYI.
If you're looking to abuse fentanyl, skip this........but if you"re a chronic pain sufferer with fentanyl patch experience, the latest generic patch available is the absolute best I've used in 12 years of chronic pain management. It's distributed in the U.S. by Apotex but manufactured in Japan. It's called a "monolith" type patch, with no obvious gel to be seen, but it has outstanding adhesive performance and in my case, the best pain relief I've ever experienced with a 100 mcg patch. Using it has reduced my need for breakthrough pain meds to near zero. I change patches every 48 hours and I am so thankful to have found this brand. Apotex signed the distribution rights about a year ago. Also in my experience, Mylan was the worst I've ever used, and until finding this I was using the generic Sandoz patch, with about one breakthrough med a day. Everyone is different but I wish I'd found this a year ago, so just FYI.