Manufacturer Of Percocet

Do you have a patient assistance program? ## Hello, Phyllis! How are you? This website does not manufacture any medications, it is an information only resource. And no, there is currently no assistance program available for Percocet, because it is also available as an inexpensive generic. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with?

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I have ulcer disease and can't take any nsaids, especially aspirin. I've been taking generic Percocet 5/325 for about a year now for broken ribs and other things. I just got a refill and they changed the manufacturer to Camber T192 white round tablet.. when I opened the bottle the first thing I noticed was the smell of aspirin and the chalk all around the bottle. In the past they have always filled it with Actavis white round coated pill #A349. These had no smell at all. I called the pharmacy to ask about this as their printout also said the Camber pill is blue and it is white. The girl assured me I had the correct pill, it was obviously generic and the manufacturer had been changed. She said it was not aspirin. I do know what it smells like. I am just concerned because if I tak...

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Horrible experience with RP 10/325 generic for Percocet 10/325 prescribed by my Pain Mgt Dr. I got the prescription filled at Walmart a month ago. Since that time, I have been in withdrawals, with aching muscles, mostly in my shoulders and wrists, the pain I felt before going on any pain pills over 25 years ago, also the chills and sweating, just as if I were in complete withdrawal. I took the bottle to the pharmacy and told the pharmacist what was happening and he told me he has had no other complaints and couldn't do anything for me...okay, so my husband is now picking up my new monthly prescription at Walgreens, and the manufacturer is Actavis, which I believe is the old Watson and I am praying they will take away the withdrawal feelings. Has anyone else had this issue with the R...

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My brother has been diagnosed with shingles and has no health insurance to cover His prescriptions which he cant afford. He was prescribed predesone, percocet, and zovirax. I have seen on several commercials on TV that if you cant afforf to pay for your precripttions tto conttactt the manuafacture and they might be able to help. Could you please assist me in gettting in contact with the right people tto assist him in paying for his meds he would appreciate it very much. r ## Hi Dede, Sorry to hear about your brother's situation. While many drug manufacturers do offer some sort of program for patient assistance, it sounds like your best bet would probably be to discuss this with your local pharmacy. This way they can tell you exactly which manufacturer's are the ones supplying th...

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is there such pill with that on it ## I can't find a listing for a tablet that has Percocet 105 or either one on it, separately. The only one with the actual word Percocet on it also has DuPont, the manufacturer, on it. If the only marking on it is 105, then I am guessing it is probably something that is available over the counter, however there is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. Was it found in the U.S. or elsewhere?

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I have psoriatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and diabetic neuropathy. I've always been prescribed Percocet 10/325 for my pain. This morning my pharmacy told me that the price has increased by $2.00 by my insurance company (UHC) has not yet adjusted their coverage price. Therefor my prescription for 120 Percocets (or generic) will be $240. I find this to be unbelievably irresponsible of you and your associate manufacturers. I'm on SS and do not have Medicare -- how am I supposed to afford 1 prescription that costs me $240? I'm just one of the millions of peoples that are prescribed this drug, especially Seniors. What are you thinking? What can I do? What will you do for me? ## This site has nothing to do with the pricing of medication. You ne...

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Has anyone received the Percocet with the makings of c 230 made by Alvogen? They are round and are yellow. I know they have to be better than the a333 ones ## Determining which manufacturer's pill is best is all relative to each individual's personal attributes, body chemistry, tolerance and so forth that depicts how well they react/respond to various active as well as inactive ingredients in each respective tablet. Having said this, I feel that the only truthful opinion on what works best is that of your own through personal experience (trial and error); seeing that someone else's response isn't necessarily going to dictate what your reaction will end up being. I realize that this is a bit of a broad response to a more specific question, but I just see so many related t...

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I just switched to CVS from Walgreens as of Monday 8/23/17. I was getting the Oblong Shaped White pills from Walgreens but today I picked up round shaped small white pills from CVS. I of course did some research and came across this forum and I'm nervous. I literally just swallowed my 1st one. I'll post my results soon. ## There shouldn't be anything to worry about, they are likely just made by a different manufacturer. The FDA warns that this medication carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, dry mouth, constipation, and headache. What are the markings on them? If you can post back with this information, I will gladly research them for you.

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What does a percocet 10 mg look like? i have one here that has 10/325 and is yellow. Is that correct? ## There are actually many on the market, because it is available as a generic and how it will look, will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. There are also several with the 10/325 marking, so it depends what the other markings are on the tablet. One that is very commonly available on the market in this dosage, 10mgs of Oxycodone and 325mgs of Acetaminophen, is a yellow, oblong tablet with the 10/325 on one side and E712 on the other. Is that the tablet you have? ## The percocet rx I got refilled from the internet are yellow with the imprint E712 or some times white with imprint IP 204. I've found the E712s to be more effective then the IP 204s but they both work just about the ...

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Is there a medication called percocet 5125. If so, what is it, what does it look like what mg is it? ## No, the medication name would just be Percocet, it contains Oxycodone and Acetaminophen, so it's a narcotic pain reliever. Sometimes numbers do follow the name to designate the dosage, but there is no Percocet on the market with 5mgs of Oxycodone and 125mgs of Acetaminophen. However, there is on that contains 5mgs of Oxycodone and 325mgs of Acetaminophen. It is made by several different manufacturers, so the markings on them will vary, depending on who made it. Are there any markings on the pill in questions? If so, please post back with this information and I can help you further.

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could you please show a picture of yellow percocet 230 ? thank you ! would like to see a picture of my pill ! ## Hi Linda, Unfortunately I cannot post a photo due to copyright reasons. However if you're able to look up the manufacturer's web page (Alvogen Pharmaceuticals), and check their product directory, I found that they do show a photo of the tablet in question. For verification, this particular product has a National Drug Code of 47781-230 Just out of curiosity, did you obtain this medication from a legitimate source? I only wonder because I find it odd that you would need to see a photograph of the pill if you have it already in your possession? You can also learn more about this drug on the page for Percocet Details I hope this info helps and wish you good health! ## Wan...

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When I filled my RX at the first of Jan, the pharmacist warned me it was a different manufacturer so it would look different. I immediately saw a difference. It was not combating my pain, and I was having severe headaches. I was suspicious of the pharmacist, at first, because this medication has been in short supply (at least in this area), and was forced to go to a Walgreens across town, where I was treated like a criminal, despite the fact my regular Walgreens had called. I looked it up in my pill book, however, and was comforted to discover it was the correct pill. All month I have been suffering with the pain, headaches, and nerve pain, as well as nausea, gastrointestinal issues, and a feeling of restlessness. It is time for a new monthly supply, so I called CVS Pharmacy and they do...

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I have a torn disc, herniated disc, buldging disc, dislocated collarbone, sciatica and carpal tunnel. I had the carpal tunnel surgery and sounal fusion to remove torn disc and replace with titanium rods and screws. The only meds that work is the ENDOCET 10/325 an Valium 2.5. Trying ALVOGEN today for the first time, literally 2 hrs ago. So far ok. HOWEVER, you all are correct. If the manufacturer is not good forget about it. I took qualitest and had sweats worse than a basketball player and AMNEAL was like eating tic-tacs. The ENDOCET not only did the job but I too was left with a few extras for my next dr visit. These manufacturers care about 1 thing $$$. After the AMNEAL and QUALITEST nightmare, I wrote the FDA and the manufacturer and let my pharmacist know if thats what you have I...

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WOULD SOMEBODY PLEASE GIVE ME THE BRAND MANUFACTURERS OF PERCOCET 10, BOTH THE 325, AND 650 TYLENOL TYPE? IF WHAT I JUST ENDURED THE LAST MONTH WAS BRAND 10/325 GENERIC PERCOCET BY ENDO, VARIANCE FROM MY WATSON GENERIC, THEN I'M REALLY GOING TO HAVE TO FIND SOMETHING DIFFERENT. I DONOT LIKE HYDROCODONE, I'M VERY SENSITIVE TO ALL VARIANCES IN ALL MEDS. HYDROCODONE WHICH IS ONLY DIFFERENT BY A SMALL SYNTHETIC DIFFERENCE, MAY BE OK IF YOU WANT QUICK RELIEF AND A QUICK ADDICTION TO A PAIN MED. I KNOW EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT, I'M PROBABLY MORE SENSITIVE TO MEDS THAN MOST! PLEASE JUST FILL ME IN ON WHO MAKES GENERIC PERCOCET NOW, NOT WHO REPACKAGES IT, WHAT COMPANY ACTUALLY MAKES IT? THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I HURT SO BAD I AM EXHAUSTED AND DON'T HAVE ENERGY TO DO RESEARCH LIKE I US...

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NO WAY is Pliva 434 generic for percocet, oxcodone or acetaminophen! It does not contain any of these drugs and it is not even related to any of them! It is Trazadone which is an anti-depressant. ## Just to confirm, a white round tablet marked "PLIVA 434", is in fact identified as Trazodone hydrochloride 100 mg. Manufacturer: Teva Pharmaceuticals USA National Drug Code (NDC): 50111-0434 Trazodone is indicated for: Clinical depression with or without anxiety. Insomnia, Fibromyalgia, to aid in sleeping. Control of nightmares or other sleep disturbances. Learn More: Trazodone Details Who was it that told you differently? ## Somebody going to get somebody hurt giving this false information. This is DEFINITELY trazodone!

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I was given percocet labeled 5-325 TABMCK by my Dr and now he gave me 7.5-325 TBWAT. I know what the numbers are, but can anyone tell me what the letters stand for? thanks ## those numbers on the pill are the makers there are many different ones ## The letters stand for the form of the medication and the manufacturer. The first one you had was a TABlet made by MerCK pharmaceuticals. The new ones is a TaBlet made by WATson pharmaceuticals, so nothing complicated. Is there anything else I can help you with?

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If it's In capitals it should b a VA issued Percocet, ,, right? ## Hello, Bodie! How are you? No, that's just the logo the manufacturer uses, the capital letters have nothing to do with the VA or etc. It stands for Time Cap Labs. Additionally, this tablet is not Percocet, or a generic for it. This is actually an over the counter product that is a generic for Excedrin. It contains 250mgs of Acetaminophen, 250mgs of Aspirin and 60mgs of Caffeine. It is most commonly used to treat migraines. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, irritability, nervousness and insomnia. Is there anything else I can help with?

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taste like baking soda when i chew them up,,,,i have chewed my pain meds for years and never had pills taste like baking soda ## If you're not getting your prescriptions filled at a licensed pharmacy I would question whether you got taken advantage of with counterfeits. Have you considered getting the pills analyzed by a lab to find out what's in it? Did you receive a prescription bottle with a manufacturer's name or any other pertinent details regarding their origin? My hope for your sake is that they're not poisonous or laced with something. I'd definitely determine what it is you're taking BEFORE chewing it up... even if it means sending it in to a lab and waiting a couple weeks.

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Hi I have been on percocets for the past few years and see a licensed paine doctor in the state of Florida I use 2 pharmacy's Target and CVS, recently Ive have had bad experiences with this company and the effect of the medication Im prescribed up to 8 a day which I do not usually have to take these pills are doing nothing for my pain when I ask the pharmacist what brand they have they look at me crazy the only brand that really worked was roxicet 5/325.any other complaints about aurolife percocetts u 15 thanks rich ## Hi Rich, Although I'm not prescribed Aurolife Percocet, I think it would be a good idea to look into which inactive ingredients might be causing it to not work as well as other manufacturer's versions you've had a good experience with. This way you can mor...

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I take the Rhodes 10/325 percocet and they are better than actavis oh that don't help at all. Rhodes and Amneal I agree are weak compared to the old Watson's and Mallinckrodt, and Endocet, even Roxicet. What happened to those that did wonders I don't know. ## Hi Stevo, I think when it comes down to drug efficacy, we not only have to look at the active ingredients/dosages, but just as importantly, the binders and fillers which often change from manufacturer to manufacturer. So what happened to those drugs that did wonders? - Well, from my perspective drug companies probably did add various inert ingredients that somehow affect bioavailability or how well our body absorbs the "active" ingredients that are composed within all the fillers. It's hard to say if there i...

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