Acetaminophen / oxycodone User Reviews & Ratings (Page 5)
Brand names: Percocet, Percocet 10/325, Percocet 5/325, Oxycet, Prolate, Percocet 10/650, Xolox, Percocet 7.5/500 Percocet 2.5/325 Percocet 7.5/325 Primlev Nalocet …show all brand names
Acetaminophen / oxycodone has an average rating of 6.8 out of 10 from a total of 879 reviews on Drugs.com. 61% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 27% reported a negative experience.
Reviews for Acetaminophen / oxycodone
- NVL...
- June 22, 2016
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I am 68. I have pain in my back and legs every day, which is worsened by standing or walking, so I sit almost all the time in my recliner. I go to a pain clinic and have tried Morphine, Fentanyl, and Dilaudid. None of these helped. In fact, at higher dosages, they actually made the pain unbearable. Percocet is the only medication that works for me, and when I first took it, I felt like it was a miracle. I am prescribed Percocet 5 times a day, Tizanidine for spasms, and Tramadol for breakthrough pain. I can actually garden outside again and have once again become active. I just hope I don't develop a tolerance because the doctor said this is as high as I can go, and I don't know where else I could turn. Percocet has truly given me my life back!"
- Non...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- February 6, 2019
For Chronic Pain "I am experiencing the same results from the generic brand Mollinckrodt from Walgreens. I have been on 7.5-325 mg oxy for my back and neck pains and chronic migraines. I know when I am taking effective medication, and these are not. If the generic brands are ineffective, what are the pharmacies doing about it? Something needs to be done, and the FDA needs to take note that not all people on opioids are addicts or druggies. We are in pain and need help, not judgment. Please address the issues with the generic brands of oxy. Thank you in advance."
- Mrs...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- January 26, 2024
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "Work-related injury 20 years ago followed by 5 back surgeries, fusions at L4/5 & L5/S1. The spinal cord stimulator worked for a couple of months until my body formed scar tissue and pushed the electrodes out of place. From here, I went to prescription therapy, even tried CBD, but that was useless. Over time, we (my doctor and I) settled on Percocet and 10/325, 120 tablets. My pharmacy was low, so they mixed Percocet (100 tablets) with Endocet (20 tablets). I was told it was the same medication. During the month, I noticed that the Endocet was not working as well as the Percocet. (Percocet is white, Endocet is yellow). The next month, I got all Endocet because it's all the pharmacy had available. It's not that Endocet doesn't work, but it only gives me about 60% relief instead of the 85-90% that I get with Percocet."
- Suf...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- March 27, 2022
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I’ve had 5 major spine surgeries and well over 30 spine surgical procedures. I’ve currently been diagnosed with 7 bulging thoracic discs on top of my hardware-repaired cervical spine and hardware-repaired lumbar spine. My pain was managed adequately with 10/325 of Percocet from Mallinckrodt. I have noticed, without a doubt, the difference between Camber, Amneal, and another which have no effect on my chronic pain. My pharmacy was out of 10/325 for a week, and when I finally was able to pick up my prescription, I didn’t even question whether it was a different manufacturer. Upon looking at the medication, I immediately noticed the difference. Needless to say, it has absolutely no effect on my pain. It’s an absolute outrage that our government(s) allow these foreign companies to get away with this and allow legitimate patients to suffer for no good reason."
- Anonymous
- September 23, 2018
For Chronic Pain "This T 194 (Camber Pharmaceuticals) pill claims it is oxycodone/acetaminophen 10/325, however, it definitely does not feel like it. I would have rated it a zero on a scale of 1-10, but it made me choose a one as the lowest score. I have taken many various brands of Percocet over the years and have never once felt like I did with this pill. It did absolutely NOTHING! How in the world can this be okay? It's not like buying these off the street like heroin and don't know what's in it. This is a prescribed medicine people are getting from their pharmacy. How is this happening? Who checks/regulates this stuff? Does no one check to make sure these ingredients are really what is being put into the pill? I can't believe that this could happen until I got on here and started reading all these comments other people put about the same problem. Is there something that can be done? This is just plain wrong. Any advice would be great."
- Ste...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- November 10, 2013
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "My experience began when I was a child. I had very strange headaches, eventually diagnosed as 'ice pick migraines'. They had all the symptoms of the normal migraine you hear about, except they were so painful, my feet would draw up, my eyes would roll back, and I went almost stiff from the pain... nothing helped. When I hit my thirties, I started having issues with my spine, my pancreas, and my kidneys. Percocet is the only therapy out there that keeps me from wanting to die. My blood is thinner, and I have issues, as stated, with my pancreas and stomach, so I cannot take OTC drugs, they make me sick. Very sick. But, of course, no one believes that until they see what happens to me. It's kind of a living hell. I say if we can help, help."
- JJE...
- November 21, 2014
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I have 2 torn discs in my lower back and Lumbar Facet Syndrome (joints). My job is extremely physical. I've been on EVERYTHING! Nothing works as well as this. I'm able to do my job and play with my kids."
- Kay...
- March 18, 2019
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I too have had chronic pain after a terrible accident and have been on pain medication for decades. When I take CAMBER OXYCODONE HCL 15 MG, they made me sick from withdrawal, nausea, diarrhea, chills, aches, no pain relief, and stuck on them for a month - is there any active ingredient in these? Tell your pharmacy to NEVER give you that brand again. If a chain, DRIVE TO ANOTHER to find a different brand and PLEASE REPORT TO FDA. I have reported this terrible, worthless drug to the FDA. The more reports they get, then maybe they will inspect further, and hopefully do tests on how much active ingredients are in them. I have refused this brand with my pharmacy. I am so sick from them and in terrible pain - I just can't function but have to use them for this month. DEMAND FDA do something. Please, please report. There is a shortage of opioids thanks to junkies, not us people in chronic pain who do what we are told. But if the FDA doesn't stop this company, we may be stuck with only being able to get these TRASH, USELESS PILLS!"
- nat...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- August 1, 2017
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I think it's ridiculous that Uncle Sam would attempt to limit the use of this drug simply because people may form an addiction to it. Percocet is really a lifesaver because it's probably the only drug available to control chronic pain for those that suffer through it. It's like too many things these days where people will figure out a way to abuse something and then the powers that be limit it or completely outlaw its manufacture and use for those that rely so heavily on it. Why should the innocent suffer simply because another person intentionally puts something in their bodies that isn't good for them?"
- Dew...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- November 13, 2022
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "Only in regards to RP10325 Rhodes Pharmaceuticals Oxycodone/Acetaminophen 10/325. In chronic severe pain, I've been taking Percocet for years, and it gave me back my life. I was ready to give up until I was finally told that this is what I needed, and some people do need opioids when taken as prescribed. It helped for years. Recently, CVS switched to the Rhodes Pharmaceuticals brand. I talked to the pharmacist, and all she said was that she's out of the normal brand she gets but didn't elaborate. Is there a shortage? Or is this all that's available? The Rhodes brand feels like I'm having withdrawals as well. There is something wrong with this brand, as many others have noted. As someone else suggested, I sent in an online complaint, as if we don't report it, it will never change and be made correctly. I can't believe the fillers would make it not work, and I'm not a scientist, but my back is still hurting after taking the Rhodes brand of Percocet for 2 days."
- Anonymous
- September 6, 2012
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I suffer from severe neuropathy from my diabetes and have been on several pain medicines in the past. The last one was Lortab 10/500mg and did not take away all my pain. I was hurting after 3 hours of taking it. I was put on Percocet 10/325 by my doctor and I could not believe what a difference it has made in my life. I feel like I have my quality of life back. I can get around better and do not stay in bed most of the day from the pain. I was so depressed from being in so much pain. Now I am up and moving around better than I have in 2 years. I thank God my doctor has taken the time to listen to me and finally put me on something that works. He left me on the Lortab as well for breakthrough pain medicine but I have not had to use it."
- Gag...
- Taken for 10 years or more
- July 23, 2020
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "After a few on-the-job injuries, 2 lumbar spine surgeries & 7, (yes, I said 7), cervical spine surgeries over 15 years, I have tried every narcotic & non-narcotic pain reliever going. I am in constant pain since 2 of the neck surgeries were failures! My pain management Dr. is a saint in letting me play guinea pig since I wanted less narcotics. After almost 20 years of 24/7 documented pain & surgeries, Endocet does the best job ever! (Percocet is aces but who can afford it!). I’ve been on 10/325mg Endocet for almost 15 years now and haven’t needed anything stronger, nor have I needed to ask for any more than my normal 150 quantity. If the pain gets unbearable, I am to take 2 every 4 hours, which works pretty well for me. Not many side effects, every 2nd or 3rd Rx I may get ‘the itchies’ an hour after taking them, it sucks but does go away. Thank you for Endocet 10/325."
- pet...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- January 31, 2013
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I have arthritis in most joints, especially in spine, degenerative disc disease & now spondylolisthesis (vertebrae slipping onto next vertebrae - bone against bone). MD just upped my Opana from 10 to 20 mg, 5mg Xanax 3x a day to calm me (no change) & switched from Oxy IR 10mg 6-8 hrs to Percocet 7.5 6-8 hrs due to pain increase. What a difference! I feel able to do the things I like/need to do. Advice to anyone taking narcotics - do NOT mix with alcohol - you'll overdose, don't take more than directions - you'll just build tolerance & they won't work. If your medicine stops working as mine did, don't take more, tell your Doc, a different combination can change everything!"
- bad...
- Taken for 10 years or more
- April 22, 2016
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I have been on Percocet for 16 years. I started out with low-grade Vicodin. I have taken the name brand with no problems. When they switched me to generic, I had some problems with the way they affected me, they didn't seem to work as well. But when they switched the generic brand to another generic brand, I had an upset stomach and a very bad rash. Sometimes you have to take the name brand instead of generics, even though they say the generics are the same, they are not. I could tell the difference, but I have tried OxyContin and had a very bad itching and a rash, so I guess I'm stuck on them. I have days I take more than I'm supposed to in the morning and do without later, but the pain is so bad it's almost suicidal."
- OLo...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- May 3, 2014
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "I have many spine health issues and, as a result, experience the joys of chronic back pain. This medicine works well for moderate pain for me. I did build up a tolerance for it pretty quickly, however, which is typical for any pain medicine. Bad side effects I experienced were debilitating nausea and hot flashes when it was taken on an empty stomach. Also, the all-over 'itchies' when I first started taking the medicine. Both of these can be prevented by eating with the medicine and taking an antihistamine with it."
- NIC...
- December 4, 2019
For Chronic Pain "I've been taking oxycodone 5 mg for 13 years. For pain from a car accident and other medical conditions. Anyways, I normally go to CVS to get my prescription filled. The pills are normally marked with a 512, and they are white and round, but now when I go to CVS, the same one that I have been using for years, I always get the excuse, "Sorry, sir, we don't have enough to honor the prescription" or "Sorry, sir, we have to order them, and it will be a few days." I started going to a MA-PA pharmacy across the street, they do give me a rough time about filling a prescription 2 to 4 days early, and they always have the medications I need. But the pills I get from them have an ALV 196. When I take them, they do not give me the relief I would get from the other oxy pills that have 512 on them. I thought they were all the same thing? Am I wrong? I appreciate any feedback. Also, feedback from anyone if they have similar issues with CVS giving you excuses about not having your pain meds."
- Can...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- July 14, 2019
For Chronic Pain "Started going to Walgreens for medicine because it's preferred by my insurance. I was getting acetaminophen with oxycodone through CVS, but a different brand other than Mallinckrodt, and they were working halfway decent. These from Mallinckrodt with 10/325 and M523 on the other side are like taking a placebo. It takes more than what I was taking, and I was starting to lower my dose down for breakthrough pain. I'm not getting as much pain relief as I was before on the other brand that was white and round carried by CVS. I've had a bilateral mastectomy for breast cancer with complications that left me in chronic pain. Then I got thyroid cancer that required thyroid removal, which increased my pain. I've had problems breathing, with feeling like my throat is closing. I thought it was just me until I came here. Report it to the FDA!"
- Nev...
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- February 23, 2024
For Chronic Pain "I am a highly active person but my condition for the past 20 years has been advanced arthritis. Imagine reconciling joint pains with the desire to remain healthy. So, my treatment has been opioid medication for the past ten years. Does it work? Pain relief is accompanied by mild euphoria. Nevertheless, if I stop taking it, severe pain in the joints ensues, notwithstanding risky withdrawal symptoms. Being pain-free and feeling good about it, however, is a source of stigma by pharmacies and family members. So, according to my Dr's advice, I don't tell anyone. Care must be taken to avoid abuse and enjoy this healthy life. Gratefully, I've found something that works. I hope one day our cohort of bona fide chronic pain sufferers will no longer need to endure such social restrictions and stigmas."
- Luc...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- November 7, 2014
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Pain "This medication was a lifesaver after cancer surgery. I took one pill every six hours as needed, 10/325. I was able to sleep, walk, and eat after surgery. I am not taking it anymore, my doctor gave me sixty. I have thirty left, I will use those if I ever need them again."
- ram...
- November 7, 2009
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Pain "Have battled post-traumatic osteoarthritis for years. Over-the-counter medicines not too effective and I have been through all of the other classes of prescription pain relievers. My doctor prescribed Nucynta (synthetic opioid), made me feel tired and most of the pain was still present. Finally switched me to Percocet, it is absolutely amazing. Although there is some pain occasionally, for the most part it is gone, and I have much more energy and my depression has lifted. I have also found that most doctors resist prescribing it and take you through round after round of various pain medicines. With Percocet, I found that it works, and I can finally take control of my pain. My days are filled with more vitality and enthusiasm."
- Dis...
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- July 18, 2019
For Chronic Pain "I've been taking acetaminophen with oxycodone 10/325 for the last 10 years for my chronic condition, and these Camber-made pills seem to have half of the oxycodone in them since I have to take more to achieve the relief I've received from other generic brands. Also, having taken more, it's made me more restless than relieved, and it's completely thrown my managed consumption amount, so I hope I have enough for the entire month. Now I'm stuck with these until my next fill!!"
- Dea...
- April 17, 2014
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Chronic Pain "Today was my first dose around noon, then the second dose around 5:30 pm. I have to confess, I was a bit nervous about taking this med. I get panic attacks when trying new meds, especially because I could not find any patient reviews anywhere on the internet - I guess I am the first. Also, the large size and bright blue color did intimidate me. I have chronic pain from fibromyalgia, herniated discs in my neck and back, and now battling kidney stones. So far, I have had no pain today and also have more energy than I have had in the last 6 months. Before, I was on Percocet 10mg and Mscontin 15mg, but I had to change my PM doc, and she took my meds away and gave me Xartemis instead. If the rest of my days go as this one, I think I will stay on this medication."
- Kis...
- Taken for 6 months to 1 year
- May 11, 2015
Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Pain "I have been on Percocet 10/325 for 6 months now, and I personally couldn't have asked for my pain management doctor to have prescribed anything better. I suffer from bad lumbar and left knee pain. My pain kept me at the doctor's office and in emergency rooms, and finally I have relief."
- Anonymous
- January 17, 2020
For Pain "BIG MIKE---YES, I'm on this horrible M523 acetaminophen/oxycodone after suffering stomach complications. Kings County Hospital was too paranoid to allow me pain relievers, so I had to ask my pain management doctor for my back, who usually prescribes me oxycodone 5 mg every month with no issues or running out of prescription. Unfortunately, I started using more of my back pain meds to deal with stomach pain (NOTE: oxycodone does not cause stomach issues as NSAIDs may cause issues long term.) I begged my pain management doctor for a new prescription, so he gave me 10 mg of the M523....it made me drowsy and lethargic while I still dealt with pain. Finally, through time, my stomach healed on its own, THANK GOODNESS. So now I'm going to take back the heap of fake pills back to Walgreens and just settle with my usual prescription, which is due today. DO NOT ACCEPT ANY PRESCRIPTION FROM Mallinckrodt INC! BEWARE."
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Acetaminophen / oxycodone for Pain "Whenever I am in pain, this is my go-to medication. I have a back, shoulder, neck, and foot injury and by rights should be on this medicine for chronic pain. For right now, I only take it very rarely so that it works when needed, to avoid a tolerance. Because I am not working, I am able to deal with the pain, however, when I go back to work, I will most likely have to go on this medication or a similar one full-time. The only thing I do not like is the fact that many of these narcotic pain medications contain Tylenol, aspirin, or ibuprofen, which makes your kidneys, liver, and other organs go through unnecessary stresses. I prefer it to be just oxycodone, and if I need the synergy of Tylenol, I can add it on my own."