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Dark Green ABG on one side and 80 is oxycodone hci, Light Blue with an M and a square around the M on the other side is single scored with 30 or 15 are also oxycodone HCI. All are time release. The M and square is the sign for Mallinckroft, a generic manufacturer. ## Hello, Just to confirm, I have identified a round green pill with the imprint ABG on one side and 80 on the other as Oxycodone HCL (80 mg).This pill is manufactured by Teva pharmaceuticals. I can also confirm the identification of the light blue Oxycodone HCL (30 mg) with the boxed M (for Mallinckroft pharmacetuicals) on one side and a 30 on the other (above a score line). Does anyone have any questions?

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oval/oblong pink in color 80 on one side 543 on the other ## The pill in description is Zocor (80 mg); also known as Simvastatin. It is used to control hypercholesterolemia (elevated cholesterol levels) and to prevent cardiovascular disease. You can view a more detailed description of the drug by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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roundish green in color can it be a fake ## There is no way for me to tell you unless you post back and provide the imprint that is on the tablet. There are many, many round, green pills on the market, so it could be anything. If you provide the imprint from the tablet, I will gladly look it up for you. ## one side says CDN the other says 80 its small and round. It has a weird greenish gray color. fake?

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under the green coating of an oxycotin 80 the pill is a brownish red and the other half is like a pink or peach looking is this a real pill ## No way. White Straight through..DAMN, Don't take it! PLEASE!! 80's have nothing but pure white.

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It had a capital M on one side and numbers on other. is this a 80mg oxy or did I get ripped off? ## I have a perscription pill with capital M on 1 side & the numbers 596 on the other. Is this an 80 Mg oxicoton? ## M 596 does contains 80mgs of Oxycodone ER, a generic for Oxycontin, this is a very potent narcotic analgesic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. You can read more here: Do you have any other questions?

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Strange, normally when I take a 25 Aderrall XR I feel the effects and can study for hours on end...I was recently prescribed Vyvanse, but I still had some Aderrall left, so i took one 25 mg XR at about noon...didnt feel much, so i broke open another 25 XR and ate half...still nothing..so i ate the other half (at about 3 PM)...about an hour later I still felt very below average effects. So I took a 40 mg Vyvanse. Felt more focused, but nothing special. So I broke open another 40 MG and poured half (20 mg) into a glass of water. Drank that, and about an hour later still nothing, so I took the other half....and I still don't feel any effects! Not even average effects....very strange. I have a fairly bad cold (but not taking any meds for it except aspirin for headaches)...not sure if th...

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Bought 80's online dimple packs of 10 they say they are 80mmg Oxycodone hydrochloride; distributed by Rhodes, manufactured by Purdue. IT CLEARLY SAYS [DO NOT USE UNLESS TABLETS CARRY THIS IDENTIFICATION: "R" & "P" ON SCORED SIDE AND 30 ON THE OTHER] now these are plain round white pills that say nothing and have no scoring, I took one and oh yea baby they work but not like eating two or three 15 mg Oxycodone instants there is no speedy part your just done jammed up and jelly tight. oh and lastly there is no "wow i just took some oxy any now i fell great "so what are we doing today?" pain is gone and i could actually get a few things done I think its a sticker that has been copied in a print shop then cut to measure ten or 70 thousand times and then ad...

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Im from toronto n got a 80mg green oxy with 80 on one side and a sigle p on othet! If this a real 80? ## need pain meds for herniated disk ## Hi Frnk, The closest match I've been able to locate is Oxycontin (80 mg). It is a round green pill with the imprint '80' on one side and 'OP' on the other. Oxycodone is the active ingredient in Oxycontin; Oxycodone is a semi-synthetic opioid synthesized from poppy-derived thebaine. It is a narcotic analgesic generally indicated for relief of moderate to severe pain. It is manufactured by Purdue Pharma and has a National Drug Code of 59011-0480. Maybe the O on your pill got smudged off? Does it look as if it has been tampered with? You can learn more about this drug on the page for OxyContin Details ## It is real. Its a new Cana...

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How is the medication released. As simple was 6.67 per hour for 12 hours? ## Hi joe, According to a .gov article I found on the absorption of Oxycontin, the tablet itself is considered to be 'biphasic', which means that it is being dispensed in two different phases. The initial release is said to be approx. 40% of the active ingredient; which provides an onset of pain relieving effects within one hour for most patients. At this point, it is followed by a second more controlled release that carries out the remaining duration of effects. Page 1 in the link below offers more specific details on the pharmacokinetics of it: medsafe.govt.nz/profs/datasheet/o/OxyContintab.pdf I hope this helps!

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I have been on oxycotin 80 mg tid approx.. 14 yrs. I doesn't work as well it does not take care of my pain like it use to. The dr. even gave me about a yr ago oxycodone 15 mg aid. It still is not working .If I was put on dialaudid pills what would be the equivalentand wouldn't it help my pain? I have sever degenerative osteoarthritis all over with a total knee thus far. ## Hello, Jr! How are you? I'm very sorry that you're in pain. An equivalent dose of Dilaudid to the Oxycontin you take would be 90mgs a day and it's usually not used in such high doses. You may do better with the Fentanyl patch, it's a very potent narcotic and each patch lasts or 2 to 3 days. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, suc...

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Please help, I'm out of my 80mg. Oxycontins, I take 3 a day and I take Between 4-8 Norco's for break thru pain. With insurance change, they want $300 for RX plus a $250 deductible up front for name brand medication. This is Blue Sheild PPO by: "Covered California" and I pay them $536.22 a month for their coverage. I only need this month to be covered as my husband gets new coverage from his new job in 10 days. I cant afford that kind of money, please help me form a regimen to take the place of Oxycontin 80 mg. 3x's a day to an equal generic form. Thank you so much, in a lot of pain right now! Been out for 24 hours now. I thank you very much for your quick response. ## Hello, Mandie! How are you? I'm sorry about the problem that you're having. Many medications...

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yellow ovel 80 a ## A 08 contains 15mgs of Mirtazapine, the active ingredient in Remeron, this is an antidepressant. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and headache. You can read more on it here: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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wiped the blue off an 80 and swallowed will it take the pain away annd will I het a buzz? ## Wiping off the blue coating has no effect on the time released mechanism, because it is incorporated throughout the tablets and is not controlled by the coating. Therefore, no, though it may still help with your pain. Oxycontin contains the active ingredient Oxycodone, which is a potent narcotic pain reliever. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and dry mouth. Read more: Are there any comments or questions?

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800 on one side, an hourglass and 4444 on the other, oval shaped, white ## white oval shaped pill 800 on one side and 4444 on other side need the name ## Teva Pharmaceuticals lists this tablet as containing 800mgs of Gabapentin, which is an anticonvulsant, that is also used to treat certain types of mood disorders, and some types of nerve pain. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, dry mouth, headache, mood changes, and weight gain. Is there anything else I can help with?

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How long does 800 mg ibprophen stay in you took some at 3pm it's 11pm want to go out and drink ## Hello, Simon! How are you? It actually isn't a good idea to drink within a few days of taking any NSAID. They both tend to be very harsh on the stomach and liver, so drinking while taking one could result in stomach bleeding, stomach ulceration, liver damage or failure. However, if your doctor approves of you drinking, then you should remember to only do so in moderation and make sure that you aren't driving, since it may cause worsening of the side effects, you may feel more nauseous, drowsy and dizzy than usual. Is there anything else I can help with?

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pill ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Acyclovir (800 mg). Acyclovir is primarily used for the treatment of herpes simplex virus infections, as well as in the treatment of herpes zoster (shingles). For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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Hi. I have a really bad toothache. I took one i10 pill about three hours ago, but the pain is still killing me. Can I take another one? ## No, it would be best to not take more than prescribed, or to take it more often than you've been instructed by your doctor. The FDA warns that taking too much of can increase your risk of experiencing stomach ulceration, bleeding, liver damage, and hypertension. Have you visited your dentist, yet? They will be the best person to consult on what can be done to rectify this issue. ## I have a severe toothache and have been taking ibuprofen 800mg 3 to 4 times a day, for two days so far. Is this harmful? Is prescription ibuprofen considered an antibiotic? ## It’s the recommended dose but if your toothache is really bad I would go to a dentist t...

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What condition(s) would require a dosage of 800mg. Acyclovir tabs. once or twice a day? ## How many times a day do I take 500mg of Acyclovir and how many days if I have a cold sore? ## Acyclovir/Aciclovir is an antiviral medication, so it may be used to help treat any viral condition ranging from AIDs to herpes, including simplex 1. Learn more Acyclovir details here. As to how often to take it for a cold sore and for how long, you should follow the instructions provided by your doctor. In most cases, however, it won't help much after the cold sore has already erupted. It works better at prevention and should be taken as soon as you start showing the signs of developing one. Are there any other questions or comments?

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There was an injured party that has treated with her doctor approximately 6 times and on the initial visit he provided the patient with this medication at 80 mg at 42 pills which cost 355.99. I am trying to justify whether or not this would be appropriate for injuries related to an MVA accident. ## this sounds appropriate for price..as far as quantity it really depends on the injury ## i get 90 80-mg pills each month, they would cost around $1,050.00 without Ins. ## I really feel for you guys over the pond! Any medication in the uk costs £8.29 so around $16 per item on a prescription. Or completely free of you are on benefits over 60 or you can pay £29 and get medication for 3 months as much as you need or as little. You really have a rough deal!! However it is much harder to ...

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I have been taking Inderal LA 80 for about 25 years and it has really controlled my tachycardia and palpitations. But insurance is getting less and less on coverage and I am thinking of switching to the generic Propranolol ER 80. I just don't want to take the chance that it will not to the exact same as the Inderal. Has anyone switched and seen a difference? I'm really nervous to switch, but the cost is getting prohibitive. ## Have you discussed it with your doctor, or pharmacist? They may know from other patients, of a particular manufacturer that's reliable. There can be some fluctuations in the active ingredient of generic medications, but it's very small and usually only affects people that are very sensitive to medications. ## I was switched to the ER from the SR Pr...

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