October 20, 2005 - 2:11pm
I came across a bottle of almost 50 of the tablets with the label ripped off. I think they might have been prescribed to my old roomate and I ended up with them in the move. They are orange and oblong about 4/5 the size of a 500mg Vicodin pill I had to compare. They have the imprint KALI on one side and 083 on the other. The tablet in unscored and has some sorrt of coating on it although I'm not sure if its a time release or not. If broken in half, the inside is white and has a Tylenol taste to it. I know Darvocet is usually pink or orange so I thought this might be a possibility. I have had the Darvocet N-100/650 pink mallinckrodt tabs before but these are much smaller, maybe a 50/325mg dose? Any help would be appreciated because I don't take anything unless I kno exactly what the ingredients are. Thnaks in advance, JeckPDX
October 21, 2005 - 1:59am
#2
Right On!
I have been prescribed these myself by my doctor. They are Ultracet. They are good for that someone that isn't use to taking lots of pain medication. My sister-in-law could not tolerate Vicoden 5/500, due to making her drowsy, and with two small children under the age of 4, she definately needed to be alert. So her doctor prescribed her Ultracet. And things worked out for the best. For someone that has severe pain as myself, they don't affect me at all. But I am only one person.
Oblong orange tablet imprinted Kali 083 is generic Ultracet. The pill is an analgesic and contains 37.5 tramadol and 325 mg acetaminophen.