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Old 01-23-2009, 10:40 PM #1
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I need some help I need to know what the difference is between oxycodone Apap and oxycodone hcl can any one help me
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I don't know what either is, sorry... my best suggestion would be to call a pharmacist ... or even look it up on google.com


Also look at the top of the page here - you can see links to a medical dictionary and other things which might be helpful.
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Oxycodone with apap is Percocet/or the generic.

This has added tylenol in it.

Oxycodone HCl is plain, with no other ingredients.
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