Comparing Oxycodone vs Percocet

For Chronic Pain: I am with everyone. Rhodes pain meds do not have near the same pain relieving quality as the oxycodone brand KVK. It’s very obvious why people are seeking other methods of pain control like heroin or taking to much of their prescription. FDA please please check into what is going on with RHODES oxycodone because they are ineffective and I swear they have terrible side effects. And why are the white RHODES like 3 times as large as the KVK little blue pills? Even KVK has not been like they used to be but way better then RHODES!

For Chronic Pain: Oxycodone 30 Mg Tablets used to be effective for chronic pain. However, since the start of the "Opioid Crisis" & the medication started becoming less & less effective. I do not think this is a "coincidence" either. KVK Tech is one of the worst manufacturer's their oxycodone is like taking a sugar pill anymore. It's one of the worst brands on the market in terms of effectiveness. This medication has been changed & the public was not made aware of it guaranteed.

For Pain: Taking 5/325 acetaminophen & oxycodone every 6 hrs for intense tooth pain after oral surgery. Had never taken an opioid before, this was truly a lifesaver for me. Took my pain from a 10 to a 3. Also taking 3 Ibuprofen every 6 hrs (alternating). My doc says if pain is brutal I can go to 10mg every 6 hrs, thats 2 pills. Im trying to avoid that but suffice to say this stuff works quite well for me. Pop a stool softener once in awhile.

For Pain: Percocet was a life saver for me. I was on Vicodin prior, and they didn't help whatsoever. I had taken Vicodin for like, 5 years. I was at the point where I had to take like SIX Vicodin to get relief. People acted like I was a seeker but I'm definitely not, I just got a high tolerance because the dose was never changed. Percocet helps so much more! If I'm in 10/10 pain, I can take like one and a half or two - and it'll take it down to a 3-4/10. I have quite a few health issues, my main issue is a back injury from cheerleading and a bladder issue called interstitial cystitis. It's excruciating. Since changing to Percocet, I went from every month or two, being in the ER... to, no ER visits!