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Old 02-21-2011, 01:10 PM #1
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Question oxycontin discontinued
With the drug Oxycodone, the generic of Oxycontin, being no longer manufactured, has anybody feedback on what others are using as a substitute. My prescription medical coverage covers generics only. The medical community doesn’t seem aware of the problem and have no immediate answers. I am currently taking 240 mg. daily.
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