(2) 15mg Oxycodone's Vs. (1) 30mg Oxycodone

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1	Ericadlg1 Says: Report Abuse Thursday, 7/2/2009 8:14:48 PM yes it will. I have found that XOLOX 10/500 is the best pain reliever of oxycodone and only like $1/tablet
2	Debra Says: Report Abuse Monday, 7/20/2009 3:46:32 PM My doctor explained to me that it is equivalent.
3	Verwon Says: [Moderator] Monday, 7/20/2009 4:11:17 PM Yes, as long as it is the same release formulation, then it would be the same. Oxycodone is a very potent narcotic pain reliever. Commonly sold under the brand names Roxicodone, OxyIR and Oxycontin, depending on the release formulation prescribed. Some common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. You can read more about the medication here: http://www.prescriptiondrug-info.com/drug_details.asp?title=Oxycodone&page=1001490&ad=true Did you have any other questions?
4	J Says: Report Abuse Sunday, 12/20/2009 1:49:37 AM yes,, on paper taking two 15mg roxys should equal 1 30 mg roxy... ON PAPER... BUT BUT BUT,, i know this from my personal experience,, but for some reason the 15's dont help me at all! i mean its not even close to the 30's for some wierd reason. I know it doesnt make sense to me,, but i swear its true in my case.. taking a half of a 30 actually seems to help me more than taking 2 15's.. lol i know on paper that makes NO sense but like i have said,, thats in MY case.. dont know why,, wish i did.. if anyone does know i would love to know why.. thanks

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