colinzimmermann

Does opanas test the same as oxycodone in a lab test?

Question posted by Monks6 on 10 Jan 2012 • 1 answer

Related support groups: opana, oxycodone, drug test

colinzimmermann's answer: That depends 100% on the type of test used..The vast majority of tests only detect the presence of an opiate, not which type is present. There are tests capable of identifying a specific opiate in the specimen, but the expense of such tests makes ...

I was on 10 milligram focalin because of side effects am switching to 5 milligram adderall?

Question posted by toddcas on 10 Jan 2012 • 1 answer

Related support groups: adderall, focalin, headache, side effect

colinzimmermann's response: Toddcas, As you probably know, Focalin is Dexmethylphenidate, and is a close relative of Ritalin which isn't a true amphetamine, although the effects are almost identical (The DEA schedules them the same in terms of abuse potential). 5mg of ...

How much is adderdil 20 mg 30 in bottle?

Question posted by sopie on 10 Jan 2012 • 1 answer

colinzimmermann's answer: Sopie, It's Impossible to give you a straight answer to that one. The prices vary greatly by pharmacy and state, plus insurance co-pays and medicare/medicaid eligibility also play a big part. Here in Missouri, the average cost of a "brand-name" ...

How can I help my boyfriend get over his addiction and am I being to aggressive?

Question posted by tsutsui2 on 8 Jan 2012 • 5 answers

Related support groups: vicodin, addiction

colinzimmermann's comment: As someone who battled both alcohol and multiple-drug addiction for well over three decades before finally achieving long-term sobriety, I can honestly say that, although it may sound harsh, Thor283's answer is, at least in my opinion, the only ...

Drugs that may cause deslutions?

Question posted by GeneSmith45 on 10 Jan 2012 • 1 answer

colinzimmermann's answer: Gene, I'm going to guess you mean "delusions" and not "deslutions". No, I'm not making fun of your vocabulary, spelling, or grammar skills, just trying to clarify what it is you are wanting to know. Unfortunately, you flagged your question as ...

My son is on vyvance and can not sleep!?

Question posted by Nichole03 on 10 Jan 2012 • 3 answers

Related support groups: sleep disorders, sleep, vyvanse, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd)

colinzimmermann's response: Insomnia is one of the most common side effects of Vyvanse. Vyvanse is the brand name for a chemical called Lisdexfetamine which is a precursor/analogue/prodrug to Dextroamphetamine, meanine that once Vyvanse has been processed by the liver it ...

How did my drug test come back so botched?

Question posted by racing5670 on 30 Dec 2011 • 1 answer

Related support groups: ativan, vicodin, drug test, opiate

colinzimmermann's answer: There are only 2 possibilities... 1. Your specimen got switched with someone else's. 2. The test itself was defective. NSAIDs such as ibuprofen can cause false positives for barbiturates, but that wouldn't explain why your prescribed meds didn't ...

Dexedrine Spansules - I am 41 years old and have ADD. I am currently taking 15mg dextroamphetamine?

Question posted by wavespell on 29 Nov 2011 • 1 answer

Related support groups: dexedrine, dexedrine spansule, dexedrine spansules, focalin, dextroamphetamine

colinzimmermann's response: Coincidentally, I'm also a 41 y/o male with ADD and take Dextroamphetamine Sulfate (15mg sustained-release spansule - Glaxo Smith-Kline) twice daily. I'm going to take a wild guess that you were on Focalin for quite a while and your problem is ...

Roxicet - is there a new roxy in a clear capsule? its 30 mg blue powder and no imprints on capsule/?

Question posted by chaslove2 on 14 Jul 2011 • 1 answer

Related support groups: roxicet

colinzimmermann's answer: Nope, all drugs except for vitamins and supplements are required by law to carry RX/NDC/ID numbers. "Roxicet" is the Roxane Pharmaceuticals brand name for Oxycodone w/Acetaminophen and is a DEA Schedule II Controlled Substance, so it definitely ...

What is this pill - with 'B' imprint?

Question posted by jopepper198 on 15 Jul 2011 • 1 answer

Related support groups: pill id

colinzimmermann's answer: If it has no numbers or markings other than a "B", it's a vitamin, a supplement, or a hit of ecstasy. By law, all OTC medications and prescription pills have ID numbers imprinted on them.