does any one know wat vicadin is...( is it a drug or something?)?
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vicadin is a term used in the movie-making business that is used when an actor or actress storms off the set yelling and screaming
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Yes, this is basically Vicodin.  It is a combination of Tylenol and an opioid pain medication and is prescribed for moderate to severe pain.  In cases of overdose, the hydrocodone can cause respiratory depression and the apap (Tylenol) can cause liver damage.  More commonly reported side effects are dizziness, sedation/drowsiness, constipation, nausea, and itchiness.  And yes, in some cases it can lead to dependence.
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I use to work as a pharmaceutical analytical chemist, but not this type of drug screening work, but maybe I can give you some insight that could help you.\n\nFirst of all the drug vicoprofen has a greater abuse potential than propoxyphene so in terms of motive, if you have vicoprofen why mess with the other stuff?\n\nOne possibility is that you were given the wrong drug. Currently there is 1 one brand name drug (vicoprofen) and three generics that could have been substituted.\n\nhttp://www.fda.gov/cder/foi/label/2006/020716s008lbl.pdf\n\nLook under therapeutic equivelants at the fda web site for a list of the other manufactures. (Hopefully no imported generic fakes.)\n\nSo, check this first.\n\nThere are questions to ask. When you took the test had you been taking the vicoprofen within the past day. If so, did the two drugs which are in it show up? If not that should indicate that something is wrong with their testing process.\n\nAnother thing is you need to find out what kind of test was run.\n\nThe cheapest type of test are chemical tests that involve color change or something like that. They are not specific, are are really only good to tell you that something might be there, not that something is absolutelty positively there.\n\nThe other types of tests involve chromatography, there are various types, thin layer, liquid, gas, ect. What chromatography does is separate substances of a mixture into their individual components. The cheapest, and  most prone to error way to use a chromatography test is just to see how long or how far a substance travels to tell you what it is. Minor changes in solvent can make things come out at the same time as a contolled substance.\n\nThat is why, it is federal law that government workers have to have beyound the chromatographic separation of the substances follow up with Mass spectra (which give the molecular weight of the substance) and IR specta, which gives the 'fingerprint' for the substance. \n\nWhen the drugs you take are ingested, the human body transforms them into other compounds. This is another reason why the tests given should follow up with the MS and IR tests.\n\nWhen I was living in Lafayette Indiana a few years ago a woman who took an Rx drug with hydrocodone in it (like vicoprofen has) had a false positive test for heroin due to the cheap chemical test the court used, and took her kids away. \n\nI read in a journal from a drug testing firm that ibuprofen came out at the same time as THC but the employer knew the character of the woman so challanged the company to investigate it. The company modified the procedure by adding an extra chromatographic separation, but they did not use IR or MS.\n\nTheir idea to avoid false positive was to make a chromatographic test process with a long, long list of drugs, controlled and not controlled to avoid false positives. But again, it ignore the metabolic breakdown products that people make when they process drugs in their system, which allows false positives as a real possibility from metabolites they probably could not even buy on the market to include in their testing procedures.\n\nI am no lawyer, but it seems from a legal standpoint, if companies who sell these services or subscribe to these services don't use the follow up MS and IR for proof, whereas for government employees (like police and firemen) get these protections, it is unequal protection under the law, sounds like a constitutional violation of rights but again I am no lawyer.\n\n\nIt could be just bad quality control, and you got your sample mixed in with somebody else, again did they find ibuprofen or hydrocodone? If not, something is screwed if you had it in your system.\n\nPS: look at the Fda website for a list of drugs with propoxyphene,under drugs@fda\n\nIf your employer would otherwise have to pay you unemployement benefits but is wesseling out of it because they fired you with this drug test, then should of course appeal to the unemployment office. If t
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News to me  that ephedra is on the market.  I'd be leary of taking it.  I typed in ephedra in Yahoo search and came up with followng sites, but nothing about it being back on the market.  Maybe it was the alkaloids that made it harmful.
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I'm not a doctor or pharmacist but I work in a pharmacy. I know that an excess of vicodin can cause liver damage. But if you only take 2 a day of the regular strength vicodin it should be OK. Talk to your doctor or call a pharmacist (they are very helpful and are everywhere) and ask them about your usage.
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Plug it into http://search2.drugs.com/ in parts.  From what I can tell it might be one of at least three different things.  I tried 'par' under imprint and white as shape, and 879 as imprint and white as shape and came up with different things - nothing for both par and 879.  \n\nIt *is* a prescription drug, but it is probably not a narcotic.
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that's an odd combination of drugs.... are you wanting to know the therapeutic range? or what they all do?
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Its an antibiotic.. look it up on a search engine.
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Sorry, never heard of this.  I can think of a similar one but the spelling or pronounciation aren't even close.  If you find out the correct spelling for sure, let me know and if it is a medication, I will be able to help you.
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No, Vicodin (Acetaminophen and hydrocodone) is a Schedule 2 narcotic analgesic. \n\nTypically used for pain (lol, sorry - I'm a pharmacy tech)
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The 366 is probably the NDC or national drug code.  And it's not vicodin es, that's 7.5/750.  I think the brand name is Norco.  Just call the pharmacy and ask, just tell them that last time, it looked different and you wanted to double check.
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Google L690.......All you can find is that it is a chemotherapy drug.  Haven't seen any images.
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I think it's prescription. Ask your doctor, hon =)
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This is really wierd but i swear it works!  Vicks Vaporub.  Use it on the nail and in a few months it's gone.  I swear!  Read it in one of the medical columns in the news paper, the Dr. swears by it!
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It's Nabumetone.  Here's a link to explain what it's for....\nhttp://nabumetone.drugs.com/
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Without consulting my drug guide, I would say it is a vasoconstrictor, because it causes the blood vessels iin your nose to contract so they don't leak as much fluid. I suppose if you swallowed a lot of it, it would have some effect on your blood pressure, but not if you're just using it in your nose. Yes, it is 'habit-forming' in the sense that you can have rebound congestion, where your nose gets runny as it goes back to its pre-drugged state, and you have to suffer through it or you'll never get off the otrivin. I think it takes a few days of using it to have that problem though, so don't stop if it's helping.
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i got my wisdom teeth out a year ago and i made it without vicodin i just took a lot of motrin...and i am a huge wimp...it was just a little sore for about a week...