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Old 06-12-2007, 06:35 PM #1
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Confused Oxycodone vs Oxycontin for pain ????
Just me wondering again. I take oxycodone (percocet) for my spinal pain issues.

I believe that Oxycontin is just more of percocet but long lasting.

Has anyone had any experiences with either and/or of these pain meds?

Thanks, Nikko

p.s. Calling my PCP tomorrow.
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