Misc ketolorac?

[curiosity]

ok so i got some perscriptions from a friend that have ketolorac in them(i may have the spelling wrong) and the brand name is supradol and i was wondering if anyone knows the effects/dose?

 

[rincewindrocks]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketorolac

 

[curiosity]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketorolac

anyone can post information on wikipedia so its not necissarly right

 

[Jabberwocky]

it's an non steroidal anti-inflammatory. you're not going to find anything recreational about it. how about doing your own searching before posting again?

anyone can post information on wikipedia so its not necissarly right

anyone can post anything here. it's about checking sources.

 

[Cane2theLeft]

Sorry to briefly reopen, lefty. Just wanted to add this-

anyone can post information on wikipedia so its not necissarly right

I'm so fucking sick of people on here whining about wikipedia.

The Encyclopedia Britannica Vs. Wikipedia

The Encyclopedia Britannica is one of the few sources that most people agree on for reliable, accurate information. It is often held as the standard for finding accurate information. The journal Nature ran a large-scale test of the information in Wikipedia entries versus the same entries in Encyclopedia Britannica. The results were startlingly similar.

Both publications had a number of errors, and both had roughly the same number of errors. According to Nature, Wikipedia had an average of 2.86 errors per article while Encyclopedia Britannica had an average of 2.92 mistakes per article.

Read more at Suite101: How Accurate is Wikipedia?

Anyone CAN edit wikipedia, but there are still safeguards in place regularly checking that the information provided is appropriately sources and factual.

When it comes to an article about say a medication, I rarely see blatant errors.