I normally take oxycodone 10/335 and I just received a prescription of Oxycodone hcl 15mg what’s the difference?
Acetaminophen/Oxycodone - Oxycodone 15mg verses 10/325?
Question posted by Amy111111 on 9 May 2020
Last updated on 7 June 2020 by bobsy
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bobsy
7 June 2020
You are getting 15 mg of oxycodone without the Tylenol in it. This is stronger. If you liked having the acetaminophen, then take a Tylenol along with the oxycodone pill.
Omines
7 June 2020
The 10/325 probably is a combination drug of 10mg oxycodone with 325 mg acetaminophen (Tylenol)
The oxycodone 15 mg is only the oxycodone with nothing else added. It’s stronger than the 10/325 as it has 15mg of oxycodone instead of 10mg.
I’m surprised the provider didn’t inform you of the change or the reason for doing so.
The drug Percocet is a brand name for oxycodone 10/325.
I personally prefer plain oxycodone because the fewer drugs I have to take the better.
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