Generic drugs are produced and distributed without patent protection. A generic contains the same active ingredients as the brand pills and is identified by its chemical name rather than its brand name. Generics are considered bioequivalent to the brand name counterpart with respect to pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties. Therefore, generics are identical to brand pills in dose, strength, route of administration, safety, efficacy, and intended use.
And why does the name printed on the pill differ from the branded one? The contents of generic pills and brand name medicines are exactly the same.
The only difference is the name. The name printed on the pill is the active ingredient used there. Use it in moderation.
You can use it with non-steroidals and with muscle relaxants. Do not take more than ten pills per day. The Tylenol in the pill is toxic and will hurt you if you use more than about six pills a day. If you need a stronger pain-killer, or more than ten pills, ask for Percocet or OxyContin or Fentanyl. The following is the package insert. Every medicine can cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects.
Tell your doctor if any of the following occurs: May cause drowsiness, dizziness or blurred vision. Use caution while driving or performing other tasks requiring mental alertness.
I am not an expert however I would suggest you take turmeric pills They do not relieve the pain as much or last as long as the yellow ones!!! Also First two days of taking them, my skin was itching like crazy, was restless, trouble sleeping.
Not sure what inactive ingredients are used in the white ones, but they don't relieve the pain as well for me!!! Going to request the yellow ones or change to a pharmacy that carries them. KL klafave 9 May They aren't leaving out ANY if the acetominophen tylenol if that changed the would change, it has to by law. Most people don't even realize how to read this medication. I have read on these threads of people who have bevome tolerant to this dose, and it's the highest offered in norco, and taking 2 or 3 pills at one time.
This is incredibly stupid and dangerous as 2 pills equals mg of tylenol, 3 pills equals mg of tylenol etc. You don't die from a tylenol overdose, you die from liver failure from the tylenol overdose and liver failure is an extremely painful way to die.
In my state if you purposely take too much resulting in liver failure, you don't get on the transplant list. Doubling up on this med is a disaster waiting to happen. I do agree, however, that different manufacturers put out products that although they are supposed to be identical, they are not and can work very differently. I had my spouse not tell me which pills he was giving me, as I had the white and the yellow, closed my eyes and took it.
Within 20 min I knew which one I had taken.
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