I have mixed feelings on the issue. Vicodin has never worked for me, Percocet has. Acetominophen by itself does nothing for me. I feel that simply because people are a bit lame when it comes to reading directions, that it shouldn't be a regulatory issue, but then again, that's the world we live in today.
The interesting thing is that the generic form of Percocet I take only has 325mg of acetaminophen in each tab. Since I usually only take 1/2 tab, I am only getting 172mg at a time. Even the usual dose is 1 or 2 tabs so it would take ignoring the prescription (for most people) to get too much acetaminophen.
Why do the majority of people have to suffer because a few people cannot follow directions or choose not to? Seems to be the case in our lawsuit-crazy society but I am getting pretty sick of it.
With all due respect, why would you feel that your experience should cause everyone else to stop taking oxycodone? For many of us this medicine is a life saver. It does not cause me to have any of the issues you mentioned; it merely helps lessen the pain and improves my quality of life. I am very happy that you found alternatives; I have not.Ocycodone for me was a terrible ordeal............when I got home I started using an old fashion herb remedy............Side effects and hullucinations really screwed me up.......nasty stuff that oxycodone......get off that stuff " toute suite"
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