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What is it? is it TYLENOL?
Originally posted by hueroLOCO:
Speaking of acetaminophen, I got some vicodins from my grandma, and out of curiousity I looked them up on a medical search site with the imprint code search function.
The pills had the vicodin V on one side and a number on the other (I don't remember the number) and the site said that the pills where strictly acetaminophen? The other pills I had with the V and different numbers (and also some Watson pills) where listed as pills with different amounts of hydrocodone and also acetaminophen.
I'm assuming the site was correct, so what really is the V for? Just an imprint code and not really for vicodin like I thought?
Brand name vikes actually say Vicodin (or vicodin es or whatever) on them. The V is the mark for qualitest laboratories, I think. At any rate, the letter, name or first few #'s on a pill usually indicate the manufacturer, and the last
#'s are the code for the drug. Ex. 54 543 is roxicet (oxycodone/apap) 54 means that it was made by Roxane Labs, and 543 is Roxane's code # for that particular oxy/APAP combo. Understand now?
Ex. 54 543 is roxicet (oxycodone/apap) 54 means that it was made by Roxane Labs, and 543 is Roxane's code # for that particular oxy/APAP combo.
I KNEW I shoulda jacked a few of those off the table!!! I wasnt sure what it was so I didnt bother...goddamnit!! lol
EDIT--nahh... i'm sure they werent for anyone who had a script fo them. I wouldnt do something like that...they were probably property of someone else in my house for other reasonsof course they're gone now...I was just too lazy then to look it up then.
[ 09 February 2002: Message edited by: jerzeezfinest ]