Vicodin Vs. Hydrocodone/acetaminophen Sol Apap

Submitted On Saturday, 5/23/2009 7:07:00 PM USA Pacific Time.



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1	Roy Says: Report Abuse Sunday, 5/24/2009 3:28:42 PM Vicodin does contain the same active ingredients (Hydrocodone and Acetaminophen), so it all depends on what dosage she is currently taking. Another thing to consider is that there may be a reason why she was prescribed this medication in a syrup form instead of a tablet, especially that she had surgery related to the digistive system. Ultimately it would be advisable to check with her doctor before making any switches like that, especially with such a potent medication. Wishing her a speedy recovery! Please reply with any other details or questions which you can think of...
2	Lee Suffield Says: Report Abuse Monday, 6/8/2009 3:19:07 PM My doctor just prescribed me Loaratab in error. He wrote the prescription a bit wacky and the Pharmacy instead of filling the bottle with Hydrocodine ES 750s put Loaratab in it. The prescription said something like, Vicodine ES 750 500 and I got Loaratab. I have taken the Loaratab for my pain and it dont come close to the relief I get from the ES 750s Can you tell me the difference between the two ?
3	Roy Says: Report Abuse Thursday, 6/11/2009 7:06:37 AM Hi Lee - does it say on the prescription bottle how much of each active ingredient are in the Lortab? If so, please post back with those details. Vicodin ES contains Acetaminophen 750mg + Hydrocodone 7.5mg, so now it's a question of what the proportion of ingredients in the Lortab is.

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