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gmckenzi
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Robaxin (methocarbamol)
Yes, an oldie but a goodie. Is
Robaxin
(methocarbalol) considered a controlled substance? If so, whats it's schedule?
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I think you meant
methocarbaMol
(Muscle Relaxant).
http://methocarbamol.drugs.com/
From reading the information on this drug, I am under the impression that it IS NOT a controlled substance.
I am NOT a doctor OR am in the medical field whatsoever but from the various sites I have seen in regards to this, I am going to ASSUME that it isn't.
Maybe someone else can shed some info on this.
J
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02-08-2005, 06:39 PM
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No,
Robaxin
(methocarbamol is not a controlled substance. As a side note, I have never heard of anyone abusing it.
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