Tylenol with Codeine 3 - I want to make sure that it is not opiate?
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- 26 Nov 2010 by mylife69123
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- tylenol, tylenol with codeine, tylenol with codeine 3, codeine, opiate
Answers (1)
pharmasight26 Nov 2010
Codeine is an opiate. It is derived from morphine. It's a relatively "weak" opiate, depending on the dose.
Why are your concerned? Have you had a severe allergy to opiates? If so, please avoid Tylenol 3.
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