Opioids Question about mixing different vicodins

[LonE1]

hello I have a question about mixing different vicodins

I have 3 M357 pills (5/500) and I also have 3 WATSON 387 pills and I want to know because they are different brands, if ill have a bad reaction or if they should be good to take.

about 6 months ago I took 3 M357 pills with a friend and about 2 hours later we had a strange looking V pill what contained 5/500, which is the exact same ingrediats. Well for some reason we started having a bad reaction, offf taking the V one, and started sweating like crazy, no more euphoria, no itches no nothing.

Very strange I know but I just want to make sure I wont have that again. If someone can please help me with this itd be much appreciated. Thanks

 

[qwe]

when you first start using opiates, the side effects can do that (kill the high, make you sweat, et al)

take what you need for euphoria right? before i was dependent i'd be satisfied with one high in a night, just take it easy i think redosing can make side effects worse without making the euphoria better sometimes, because the drug builds up a little in your system but your body adapts to the euphoria rather quickly sometimes, i'm not sure if that's the case here since your use seems pretty sporadic. your body/brain will get used to it though

afaik there's no difference in brand name subjectively

 

[LonE1]

Yeah i hear you about the redosing part...my tolerance went to through the roof and so quickly because I used to feel absolute heavon off just like 20 mg....now I need much more, so thats why I was wondering about taking them all at once, but I probably wont because thats a LOT of apap (something that really bothers me about hydrocodone)

Oh well ill try just taking a few at once. Hope for the best for me guys

 

[Mr Blonde]

^ Do a Cold Water Extraction on them to remove the APAP. The CWE thread is on the first page of OD right now, or you can do a search for it and find it.

 

[TheFDA]

Yeah, I'm pretty certain that taking two different "types" of Vicoden together wouldn't cause any bad side effects or anything. I've done it many times & noticed absolutely no difference from if I'd just taken a couple identical Vicoden pills.

This might be a bit of a long shot, since I believe it's not something that happens very frequently at all, but it's possible that the reason that one of the types of "Vicoden" pills had a negative effect on you was cause you had an allergic reaction to one or more of the "fillers' in the pill. [Generic medications are I believe only required by the FDA to contain 90% of the medication itself; the other 10% is random filler crap that people can occassionally -- albiet not very frequently -- have allergic reactions to.]