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A member asked:
Does changing from percot.10/325 to oxycodone 5 mg going to give the same relief of less?
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Percocet oxycod: Both have oxycodone so you are going from 10mg to 5mg - hence this will be less. This should not be a problem if you really do need the stronger medication.
Answered 5/15/2013
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1/2 the dose: 5mg oxy is 1/2 the dose of 10:325 Percocet, without the acetaminophen
Answered 7/28/2014
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