I usually take hydrocodone 10/325 and have just been switched to the latter above and was just wondering how the 2 compare. Thank you in advance for your input!!
Which is stronger, hydrocodone 10/325 or acetaminophen oxycodone hydrochloride 5/325?
Question posted by charleigh76 on 28 Oct 2013
Last updated on 11 August 2017 by Ashawraps
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6 Answers
Ashawraps
11 Aug 2017
The hydrocodone is stronger.. it's 10mg and the oxy is 5mg.. they are essentially the same thing with a different formulation!
dalerburch
17 March 2017
what is the answer
shelia46
2 March 2017
yes can u take acetaiminophen/cod#3 300/30mg with hydrocodon-acetaminophn at the ome time
ever 4 to 8 hour
John mrozek
10 Nov 2016
So are these a thousand milligrams?
RadAngel28
28 Oct 2013
The 10 refers to the amount of Oxycodone or Hydrocodone in there. The 325 is the mg of the Tylenol or Acetaminophen in it.
DzooBaby
28 Oct 2013
They are really about the same in strength. Oxycodone is about twice as strong as hydrocodone so 5mg oxy would equal about 10mg hydro
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