I got my pain med filled this month and I'm getting sick every time I take one, instead of helping my pain, it seems to be making it worse. I've been on the same med over 4 years now, but this brand appears to be very weak, and no relief.
The company distribution is EYWA.
I need advice on what to do. I need my meds, I feel like I'm in withdrawal.
I take Percocet 10-325mg and these are white solid oblong pills. Can I send one of them off somewhere to make sure it's not fake? I desperately need some help.
Where can I get a pain pill inspected?
Question posted by Lcecil53 on 12 Sep 2021
Last updated on 15 December 2021
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Rhonleigh1965
17 Sep 2021
Hi there
So sorry this has happened. The only thing I can think of that
May help you is, maybe go to a different pharmacy and, speak to the pharmacist. Ask him/her to please verify what that medication is
Explain what it's supposed to be and, what symptoms you're having. If in fact, it's not the correct medication, I would go to your pharmacy and, speak with the pharmacist. Explain what has been going on. Then, Ask for help to resolve the issue.
Rhonda
Judyrae59
13 Sep 2021
Please check with your pharmacist where you purchased this refill of Percocet 10/325 and ask if this is the same BRAND as your LAST REFILL. From what I was reading, Percocet 10/325 should be yellow, but then maybe the manufacturer changed the color.
If not, ask the pharmacist if he could give you a 5 day supply of the Percocet 10/325 from the former manufacturer, (the one who made the Percocet 10/325 you were taking before). If he will do this and your issue clears up, ask your pharmacist to ONLY FILL THIS PRESCRIPTION WITH the Percocet manufactured by THAT MANUFACTURER. This is the easiest and fastest way to check and see if it's the Brand/Manufacturer responsible for your problem.
If that doesn't work, call your doctor and let them know what is going on. Tell him what you and the pharmacist have done. It maybe after 4 years your body chemistry has changed and can no longer tolerate the Percocet 10/325.
I don't know where you live, however, there is a laboratory in St. Louis, Missouri that does what I think you are looking for.
DYNALABS, LLC
St. Louis, MO.
(314)-241-3962
888-396-2522
HOURS: at: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CT. Monday - Friday
www.dynalabs.us
They are registered with the U.S. FDA & the DEA
If after talking to the pharmacist and/or your doctor, check out their website and see if they can help you. They may have a lab much closer to you.
My best to you and please keep us updated.
Lostmymind
14 Dec 2021
They are registered with the U.S. FDA & the DEA... Good God Good luck... They are the problem with all of this...
Judyrae59
15 Dec 2021
I checked into this again here on Drugs.com under "Pill Identifiers and came up with pretty much the same, but with a little more information. Here is what the site said:
PERCOCET: YELLOW, OVAL TABLET, STAMPED: 10-325 on one side & STAMPED: PERCOCET on the other side.
PERCOCET is manufactured by ENVO or ENDO PHARMACEUTICAL.
I saw nothing that was WHITE nor read anything.that mentioned a WHITE TABLET.
Check here on Drugs.com under their " PILL INDENTIFIER. You should see a picture of what a PERCOCET 10-325 TABLET should look like.
If you haven't already taken care of this issue, and if the medication you have doesn't look like the PERCOCET.here on Drugs.com, Pill Identifier, please take the medication to another pharmacy and ask to speak to the pharmacist. right away. Tell them what you have told us here and make sure you take the medication you have with you to a new pharmacy.
Please, keep us posted on what is said and what the outcome is. I wish you the best.
Judyrae59
15 Dec 2021
Yes they are registered with the FDA & DEA, however, if anyone will know what this pill is, it will be the DEA & FDA
Good Luck
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