Pill With M On One Side And Ms 60 The Other

Found a pill. It is pink and round with an M on one side and an MS over a 60 on the other. What is it? In my kids bag. ## Hello, Drysdale! How are you? This tablet contains 60mgs of Morphine in an extended release formulation, it is a narcotic analgesic, so it carries the risk of being habit forming. It may also cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Learn more Morphine details here. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Thank you. Very helpful.

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Morphine pill with ms 15 on one side and m on the other.Does this pill have control release. ## Hi Jesse, The answer to your question is yes. The imprint "M MS 15" on a round blue pill has been identified as Morphine sulfate extended release (15 mg). Learn More: Morphine Details I hope this helps! ## hi jesse, if that pill isn't prescribed to you, take it to whomever it was prescribed to. if i'm correct, morphine sulfate is the generic of OXYCONTIN and noooooo good unless you are suffering from a terminal condition. the quantity (15mg) is instant release, (extended came in 10mg, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 and maybe 120mg (120's i've heard of but never been prescribed. new trend among teenagers (pill parties) or what i call "rushin roulette" because they are taki...

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That would be 60 mg MsCotin ( morphine sulfate extended release) made by activis pharmaceutical ## Thanks for the heads up on the pill identification. One thing I wanted to mention though is that Actavis doesn't actually refer to this as brand name "MsContin" on their product labeling, but instead simply list it as a generic form of Morphine sulfate extended release. The only reason I mention this is because some people have preferences on taking brands vs generics due to certain inactive ingredients or based on overall efficacy. And just to verify for other readers, this is a round, pink tablet that carries that National Drug Code of 0228-4311-11. I hope this helps!

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small round pill with the letter M on on side and the number 60 on the other ## Is the M also inside a square? If so, this tablet contains 60mgs of Morphine ER, a generic for MS Contin, this is a time release narcotic analgesic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and dry mouth. You can read more here: Please post back and let me know if this is the correct tablet. ## Yes this is the one, thanks Can't get this to stop giving me a error message

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its about the size of a oxy 20, its coated pinkish peach white inside, its supposed to be morphine ## did you ever find out if the small round peach/pink pill with "N" on one side and "60" on the other side actually was morphine??? is it a generic version of the orange morphine ms-contin pills?

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small light pink pill 311and halfmoon like imprint on otherside ## Hello, Eli! How are you? This tablet is manufactured by Actavis and they list it as containing 60mgs of Morphine in an extended release formulation. The FDA classifies this medication as 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? ## Yes 60mg morphine and they are awesome ## I have a new generic morphine sulfate that is 60mgs. with no number. looks totally different than usual. want to make sure I am getting the right medication. ## I was taking 10mg methadone and now I take ms morphine it has 311 on one side and a half moon on the other they don't seem to work f...

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its a small orange pill, one side say 60mg and the other side has capital letters PF on it, i just want to know what this pill is. ## Based on the description provided, I've identified your round orange pill as MS contin (morphine) 60 mg. Manufacturer: Purdue Pharma LP National Drug Code (NDC): 59011-0262 You can learn more about this drug on the page for Morphine Details I hope this helps!

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is a little round orange pill that says 60 mg one side and a N on the other side a generic brand morphine ## Did you mean M 60? IF the M is also in a box, then it is a generic for MS Contin, containing 60mgs of Morphine, a narcotic analgesic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Read more: ## I got a new looking pill today it is bright orange, round, with n60 on one side, and nothing on the other side. It is supposed to be for pain management. But isn't working. I switched pharmacys, and im a little concerned.

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I am looking for a picture Of A Round Pink Pill M And Other Side Ms 60I think it is Morphine Sulfate, can anyone help. ## Hello, Marrco! How are you? I don't have a picture to post for you, due to copyright reasons, but I can tell you that yes, a tablet matching this description is listed in the U.S. prescription drug databases as containing 60mgs of Morphine in a time released formulation. 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. Learn more Morphine details here. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Its a round peachy orange pill with a N and 60 on the other ## WHile I don't have any confirmation, so I can't be 100% certain, there are reports that these tablets with the N and a number on the other side contain Morphine in a controlled release formulation. The U.S. brand name equivalent would be MS Contin. It is a narcotic, so it may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, dry mouth and constipation. Learn more: Can anyone confirm this information?

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This pill is peach or tan in color is oblong shaped and has 60 imprinted on one side and E655 imprinted on the other side ## This tablet contains 60mgs of controlled release Morphine, the active ingredient in MS Contin, this is a narcotic pain reliever. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and constipation. Read more: Do you have any other questions? ## These pills are oblong, like stated, so they are easy to accidentally brake. My boyfriend found a half of one in his medication bottle, he takes them orally as intended. He has had the wax-covered MS before, but these are different. A broken one of these, does it still ruin the ER part when broken? Or is the ER mixed into the whole pill? ## 60 mg morphine for the peach oblong 60 e 655. Its a SR be careful since ...

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morphine ## Is the number 60 the only marking on the tablet? If so, then this is not Morphine. It contains 60mgs of Fexofenadine, a generic for Allegra used to treat allergies. Side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and dry mouth. Please post back and let me know the exact markings on the tablet. ## What is the type of pill that is ORANGE, it is OVAL in SHAPE, on one side displaying the letters rph and the other side the numbers 60?? please help me out ## it is 60 on one side and n on one side its a contin 60mg what is it use for ## I recently came across orange oval pills, with the number "60" on one side, and "rph" on the other side. I'm not exactly sure what it is but I'm pretty sure it's morphine. If anyone knows what they are or anything...

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I have been on two 60mg Ms contin, with 15 mg morphine ir 4x a day. It's not working as well since my surgery. Now I have changed to two 60mg Ms contin with 10 mg oxycodone 3x a day. Will this combination work better and last longer? ## Have you tried taking the new combination, yet? The only way to discover if it will work better for you is by actually trying it. The FDA warns that these medications carry the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, and constipation.

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My Doctor just switched my Lortab to MS Contin 60 mg, 12 hr. time release. I had been taking Lortab for 13 yrs and it was no longer effective. I am achieving pain relief with MS Contin but my entire body itches. Will this symptom go away with time? I do recall that I had itching when first using Lortab which eventually went away. Has anyone had the same experience and does the itching go away? Thanks so much!! ## itching is common side effect of many pain medications with oxycontin or oxycodone being the worse, consult with your Dr. in regards of using bendryl, this can cause drowsiness so be careful ## MS Contin contains the active ingredient Morphine CR, which is a very potent narcotic analgesic. The itching is not a very common side effects, however, some people do experience it. You...

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My dr.a few days ago stopped my 60mg of ms contin and put me on 60mg. Of oxycodone where in the world can i get them filled.please help.i live in stheast michigan not too far from detroit.he i also a henryford dr.but no pharmacy seems to have them please help ## I know this post is old, but if ur still in need of a pharmacy that stocks your 60 mg oxy...I have a solution for u! My pharmacy, Fairway sav Mor, in eastpointe, Mi off 1-94 and 10 Mile specializes in narcotics supply. I'm on oxy 20 mg IR and oxy 80 ER (210) monthly for both, and I NEVER have an issue filling my scripts!! Check them out, and remember their name in case u run into this issue again. Hope this helps....

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Can you safely take ambien CR while on MS Contin ER 60 mgs? The ms contin makes me sleepy but I still can't fall asleep. I've been taking ambien cr for over a year. My pain Dr. just switched hydrocodone for MS Contin.. any information on this combination will be appreciated. Thanks ## Hello, Heather! How are you doing? It would be best to double check with your doctor, before combining these medications. They both cause depression of the central nervous system, which may be problematic for some people. This might cause dangerously lowered heart rate, blood pressure and breath rate, which could lead to coma or be fatal. The FDA classifies MS Contin as a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsines...

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So I just got switched from oxymorphone 30mg ER to the MS CONTIN 30 30MG AND 30 60MG ER'S a month. I tried to get my doc to just write me 40 100mg MS CONTIN but he did not do that. Everybody knows that different mg's act differently like when I took 56 of the 20mg oxymorphone era. They sucked so bad not even 3 20's equaled one 30mg oxymorphone. So knowing from past experience I tried the 100mg MS CONTIN about 5yrs ago from a friend and they worked GREAT exactly the perfect mg I needed but knew I would never be able to get my doc to write that high of a mg. And I was right 5yrs later I still can't get it. I tried explaining it to him but he wasn't having it. So my question is what manufacturer is the best for the 60's and 30's? N yes I know EVERYONE is differe...

I have taken ns contin 60mg 4x a day for abot 10 years and roxicodone 15mg 4 x day for break through pain but it has got to where its not working now so what othwr medication do i have as another option ## Hello, Linda! How are you? Well, there are higher doses of both of these medications available. Additionally, there is a time released formulation of Oxycodone available, it's called Oxycontin and is stronger than the Morphine in the MS contin. Learn more Oxycontin details here. There is also a patch that contains Fentanyl, it is stronger than both the Morphine and the Oxycodone. Learn more Fentanyl details here. These are narcotic analgesics, so they have the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipatio...

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I'm looking to stop using Methadone. I currently use 60mg methadone and was wondering how many mg of MSIR i would need to take a day so that I do not get uncomfortable. I need to stay on the MSIR for 12 days before I can start Ibogaine therapy. how many mg of MSIR is Equal to 60mg of Methadone..does anyone know the facts? ## Not being a patient I can't pretend that I know all the facts, but to be honest it sounds like you should probably consult with your doctor first about achieving proper conversion rates between methadone and MSIR (morphine) before attempting to take an "equal" dose based on these comments alone. However, I did want to share a PDF page I came across that discusses conversion rates in more specific detail. Apparently when you go from methadone to morph...

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