December 16, 2005 - 1:50pm
I just refilled a rx for oxycodone cr 40mg, at a different pharmacy, When I got home and looked at them, they are much smaller than previous times I got them. I am concerned that I received the wrong thing. Can someone help? The entire RX reads like this "OXYCODONE CR 40MG TER (WATSON) ONE SIDE HAS 40 IMPRINTED AND THE OTHER SIDE HAS ABG IMPRINTED..
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December 16, 2005 - 2:21pm
#2
oxycodone
Thank you, but why is this pill alot smaller than what Walgreens has been giving me? I'd appreciate your help. Maybe the one Walgreens was giving me had Aspirin in it, I don't know.
December 16, 2005 - 2:41pm
#3
I doubt the ones that
I doubt the ones that Wallgreens gave you had aspirin in them. There is not an Oxycodone medication (CR of IR) that contains 40mg of oxycodone and aspirin, or acetaminophen (tylenol).
It is made by a different mfg, so maybe the binders used when mfg the pill have something to do with the size difference.
Yes, you prescription is correct. your pill is indeed Oxycodone CR 40mg made by watson. You can find it listed under "imprints of narcotic analgesics"
My link isn't working, but the list im talking about can be found on the pharmer.org home page.