tdbWhat kind of opiod is used in tapentadol (nucynta) pills?
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- 13 Nov 2009 by tdb
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- pain, tapentadol
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Marvell13 Nov 2009
Tapentadol is the narcotic present in Nucynta. It is similar to morphine.
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