What Is The Difference Between Percocet 5/325 And Oxycodone 5/325

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Veronica Says:
Mon, Mar 20 '17, 5:10 PM via mobile

I was prescribed Percocet 5/325 for shingles. Then my Dr switched it to oxycodone 5/325. What is the difference between the two?

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Roy Says:
Tue, Mar 21 '17, 8:13 PM

To me it just sounds like they switched you from the brand name to the generic which contains the same active ingredients and doses. Do you have any other details about the new prescription such as a NDC number or manufacturer name?

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Diamond88 Says:
Thu, Mar 30 '17, 10:50 AM via mobile

Percocet has Tylenol in it and oxycodone does not...

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Roy Says:
Thu, Mar 30 '17, 3:06 PM

Diamond88 you are right but I want to expand on your message just a bit.

Percocet does have Acetaminophen (the active ingredient in Tylenol) in it, but it also contains Oxycodone as an active ingredient. Straight Oxycodone is different than Percocet.

So, in other words ... Percocet = Acetaminophen + Oxycodone ... Oxycodone is a drug in and of itself which is sometimes an ingredient in other combination drugs.

Hope this helps!

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Curious Says:
Sun, Jun 04 '17, 7:36 PM

Yea I was on ratio-oxycocets too...now they switched me on oxycodone 5/325 ...but dont feel the same effects on these oxycodones .I still feel aches on oxycodones????

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