New Generic Oxycontin with 80 30 on it

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I just heard there are some new Generic Oxycontin 80's on the market. Suppposedly they are round and green. They have a # 80 on one side and a # 30 on the other side. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Thanks in advance.




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Where did you get this

Where did you get this information from?

I am fairly confident that there are no "new" generic oxycontin tablets, per the recent ruling on Purdue's patent settlement in regards to Oxycontin.

80/30 does not show up, at least in my sources as Oxycontin. 

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Where did I get this information from?

I live in Seattle, WA.  Supposedly these new generic 80's are being sold in my region. In my region they stopped selling the ABG 80's that Watson markets and the pharmacies replaced them with these 80/30 round green 80's. I just heard of this today as someone called and told me they are "around".




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Generic Oxycontin

There have been no new generic Oxycontin approvals in several months. Endo was the last company to receive approval to market the generic. The pill you described is not oxycodone CR.



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Pharmdwannabe is 100%

Pharmdwannabe is 100% correct.

The part that struck me as odd is the part about the pharmacies not stocking the ABG's anymore and have replaced them with "80/30's".  The forum topics, seemingly every other day, has a post about generic oxycontin, and when they will become strictly name brand again.  This is why I wanted to know where you heard about "80/30" oxycontin.  Thanks for the response though, and out of curiosity, has anyone confronted the pharmacies in question about this pill?

 

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There are still ABG's

Hun, There are still abg's I get them perscribed, but I have seen an oval yellow 40 with 93 on one side and 33 on the other, I also have seen the oval green 80's but i can't remember what the #'s where, But there are still ABG's,

Hope this helps!!

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miss_keri_ann is correct,

miss_keri_ann is correct, there will still be ABG's dispensed until the supply runs out.  It does not appear that the generic oxycontin tablets are going to disappear over night.  Although there have been some posters who have claimed their pharmacies do not stock the generics anymore, some have also posted that their pharmacist had heard nothing about the lawsuit. 

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yes, they are anticpating

yes, they are anticpating that all the generics might take until summer to be out of the system. My last two refills have had to be brand as they are out at my pharmacy.

Does anyone have any idea how long until the patent is finally expired for good?




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Dava Pharmaceuticals  is

Dava Pharmaceuticals  is still authorized to manufacture and sell generic oxycontin.    They have been fully released from any liabilities

 Of course their oxycodone products do not carry this ID that you mention

http://www.davapharma.com/



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true

true



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The generics with 93 on them are made by Teva

the other side with hae antoher number depending on the miligrams i forget what the numbers are for what mgs I'm pretty sure 93 / 33 is 80mg.



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Been one oxy's for 10 years

not in 40's & 80's they don,t make them anymore.The brand was Watson the abg on 1 side & 80 on the other side.The brand you r talking about is mallingkroft the oval ones.



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Oxy

I still get the ABGs ...When are the generics suppose to stop?  Was it June of 07?

 

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They have quit making

They have quit making Watsons in Oxycontin anymore.They r getting rid of what Watsons r left.FOR u people that dont know the ABG was Watson.



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Ok found out some answers....

Yes, they are oxycontin cr's... It's a 80mg generic oxycontin made by Teva...they are a little different than how johnj139 explained them... I used to take the 40mg ABG's for a long time and all the sudden this month they are different.... they are oval yellow and stamped with 93 on one side and 32 on the other.... they seem a lot stronger than the ABG's also, thats why I looked it up on the net and found you guys talking about it and thought I would letchya know... oh yeah the 80's are the same but green with 93 on one side and 33 on the other...

Mandy




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tevas

93 31 are 20's 93 32 are 40's.  To me, they just aren't the same though. . . . :)

 

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The Tevas are no more

The Tevas are no more apparently. The Davas are the authorized generics. The markings are G161 to G164.



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new oxy's

Yes there is a new oxy out there and they have wax in them. watson has quit making the oxy's that say abg.i no this for a fact because im in them prescribed .i dropped off my script weighted around for them walked out to my car got ready to take one and was like what the heck.so i went back inside to the pharmacey and i was like what in the world is this you gave me the wrong meds. and then he explaned it to me.he said eventually they are all going to be like that...hope this was helpful.

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Teva's have made

Teva's have made arrangements with Perdue Fredrick to be allowed to still sell their Oxycontin generics. I know this as a fact.




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gcdylan wrote:Teva's have

gcdylan wrote:
Teva's have made arrangements with Perdue Fredrick to be allowed to still sell their Oxycontin generics. I know this as a fact.

Please post a reference so the rest of us can read this information.   




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i am fairly new here but i

i am fairly new here but i know for a fact u dont' call a fact unless u can prove it like gtr said prove all these fact's i also want to know because i get oxy20s and so far gtr and only a few other's knwo what there talkin about sry if i was too blunt but goodness u ppl are just throwing hear say around peace and love sry again if i offended anyone just prove all the fact's please



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No, you're right. facts are

No, you're right. facts are not such unless proven. As to others- some people say I know they abg's or whatever else is not out b/c their pharm still has it- but that does not mean all pharms still have them. All pharms and their distributors are continuing to use their current supplies. When those run out, there will be no more manufactured, and the pharm will not stock or dispense the generics anymore. after that, they will use the name-brand, or authorized generics. 

I'm a social worker, not a medical professional. All comments and thoughts are simply my opinion and experience.




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CDN generic

i got a perscription of my oxycontin and they said CDN on one side and 40 on the other....i took those and did absolutly nothing to me....did clear away any of my pain like a placebo or something i know these CDN's are canadian OCs but idk why i got them or why they dont clear my pain can anyone help?




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 Did you receive these meds

 Did you receive these meds from an American Pharmacy?  If so I would take them back, those are suppose to be for sale only in Canada.



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oxycontin generics

Gtrplayer Actually I cannot post it because I  called  TEVA and a representative did call me back. Apparantly the headquaters is based in Israel but they apparantly have an office I beleive in New Jersey. He did tell me that they have an agreement with Perdue Fredrick. I always tried to get the 40 mg Watson's from Walgreen's but just this week unfortunatly I did receive the TEVA's. I cannot tell if they are the same quality as the Watson's or the Endo's The pharmacist told me   they have to be the exact equivalant according to FDA's laws. Well I will find out Cry




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Oxy generics

OK Here it is   tevapharm.com/pr/2006/pr_630.asp



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That is consistent with This

That is consistent with This article from Purdue Pharma.  It says they reach a deal, but as far as I can gather, Dava pharmaceuticals is the only manufacturer still allowed to make generic Oxycontin.  The link you supplied states almost the same thing.  I'm still trying to find where it says TEVA can still make the product.  Most of the press releases say that Purdue is happy that TEVA acknowledges their patent, and as such, will not pursue any litigation or take action against the makers of generic Oxycontin, as long as they cease on, or prior to, June 14, 2007.

But, I admittedly know next to nothing about Oxycontin except for what is discussed on this site.

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yea i got the CDN in america

yea i got the CDN in america massachusetts and i took them and they did nothing for me




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If you obtained your meds

If you obtained your meds legally, I would contact Purdue and ask them if your suppose to be able to get those in America. Someone on here might already know, though.  I got some bad Ambien before and Sanofi-Aventis gave me a refund, but they wouldnt replace the product and they didnt tell me thats what they were going to do untill after I mailed them the pills, so make sure you find everything out if you plan on doing something about it, let your Doc and Pharmacist know.



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I think they'll work well....

My 40mg Teva's seem stronger than the name brand and the ABG ones... that why I looked it up cause I thought maybe they gave me 80's or something cause I was like whoa.... I haven't felt like that since I first started taking them... I think you won't be disappointed or well I don't think you will be in more pain than you were with the other ones... get back to me and let me know if they work out... I know I don't know you but i'm wondering if i'm the only one who thinks they work better or just as good...

Mandy




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hey mandy i have had the

hey mandy i have had the tevas and i didnt like them i sent a post on how the gel filler or the anti abuse mechanism got stuck in my throat and i was coughin up the gel but to answer ur ? yes the wax is for anti abuse but people stil abuse them




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??

Why do they have wax in them?? Is it so you can't abuse them?? That's the only reasonable answer I could come up with... If anyone knows the real reason please let me know... thanx... I only joined today but this website seems like it could come into a lot of use for me cause I have a lot of family perscribed stuff and they always ask me questions about their meds thinking I know all the answers... so maybe now I can give them all the answers...

Mandy

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It's great to have you, I

It's great to have you, I hope you find a lot of useful stuff. just remember to post according to the guidelines, there are certain things you can't say on here, like discussing any type of illegal drug use (I'm only saying this because I saw your post was edited). Welcome to pharmer!

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gel / wax in oxycocone

I am new to this site and wanted to give you my opinion on the gel/wax that they are using in Oxycontin's now....obviously they have been abused. I know this from my neighbors and a few friends. They are going to be changing all the ones that aren't gel/wax to that (know because I worked in a pharmacy), and the only reason that I have ever heard is for people who are taking them wrong. Through my husband and I, we know 3 people somewhat personally (friend of a friend, someone we went to school with, etc) who have died from overdosing on Oxycontin's. My husband started getting them prescribed to him last year for a herniated disc, he did not want them, and the doctor kept insisting he wouldn't get addicted and he would not have to worry about them not being prescribed to him, he was getting about #90 of the 80mg every 15 days for about 3-4 months along with #120 Percocet 10/325! One day he went in to the office for physical therapy and to get a new script and they said the doctor quit and she would not be back...EVER! The new doctor they hired didn't and couldn't believe how many CII's she was prescribing to almost every patient in the practice, and didn't want to prescribe him neither anymore. It was a rough month..he went through withdrawals horribly. Now he just suffers with the pain because he cannot find a new doctor that will prescribe him the only drugs that actually got rid of his pain. I will stop now since this turned into a freak-in short story (sorry). Take care!

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The number is 1-800-222-1222

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This link here would

This link here would indicate that Impax and Teva are the only 2 generic manufacturers that have approval for therapuetic equivalents of Oxycontin. Impax is the Manufaturer for Dava Brand Generic Oxycontin.

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm?fuseaction=Search.Generics

Also this link shows that Teva Brand plans on selling there version of generic Oxycontin until atleast the end of 2007.

http://tevapharm.com/pdf/factsheet200705.pdf