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Round white tablet with 93/150 imprinted on one side and the number 3 imprinted on the other side ## This tablet contains Acetaminophen 300 mg + Codeine 30 mg (NDC 0093-0150). Inactive Ingredients: - Starch, Corn - Silicon Dioxide - Croscarmellose Sodium - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline Ref: DailyMed ## Substituted for Tylenol #3 w/codeine. 30MG Codeine

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White tablet with 93 over 150 on one side and 3 on other side. I believe tablet to be codeine 1/2 gr. ## This tablet contains Acetaminophen 300mg + Codeine Phosphate 30mg (NDC 0093-0150). Inactive Ingredients: - Starch, Corn - Silicon Dioxide - Croscarmellose Sodium - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline Ref: DailyMed

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White round pill imprinted with a number "3" on one side and "93" over "150" on the other side. ## white pill with number 3 on top and 93 over 150 on back of it ## This is a Tylenol 3. It contains 300 mg of Tylenol and 30 mg of Codeine. It is a narcotic pain killer. NDC: 00093-0150 Manufacturer: Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inactive Ingredients: corn starch silicon dioxide croscarmellose sodium magnesium stearate microcrystalline cellulose ## tylenol 3 (with only the 3 printed on tablet) and tylenol 3 with 93/150 on other side - What is the difference? Because the one with the 3 only I can take 1 every 5-6 hrs, but the 93/150 I have to take 2 every 4 hrs - What's up with that? ## This tablet contains 300mgs of Acetaminophen, and 30mgs of Codeine. (NDC 00093-0150...

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