Description

Percocet® (Oxycodone/Acetaminophen) – Prescription Opioid Pain Reliever

Percocet is a combination opioid painkiller containing:Buy Percocet online

• Oxycodone (a potent semi-synthetic opioid)

• Acetaminophen (Tylenol®, for added pain relief)

It is prescribed for short-term management of moderate to severe pain, such as after surgery, dental procedures, or injuries.

Key Features

✔ Fast-Acting Pain Relief – Effects begin within 15-30 minutes.Buy Percocet online
✔ Combination Formula – Acetaminophen enhances pain relief while allowing lower opioid dosing
✔ High Abuse Potential – Oxycodone is a commonly misused opioid

Available Strengths

Percocet comes in tablet form with varying oxycodone/acetaminophen ratios:

• 2.5mg/325mg

• 5mg/325mg

• 7.5mg/325mg

• 10mg/325mg

(Note: Higher oxycodone doses increase overdose risk)

FDA-Approved Uses

• Acute pain management (e.g., post-surgery, fractures, severe dental pain)
• Not for chronic pain (due to acetaminophen toxicity risk with long-term use)

Dosage Guidelines

• Standard Dose: 1 tablet every 4-6 hours as needed

• Max Daily Acetaminophen: ≤3,000mg/day (to prevent liver damage)

• Never Crush/Chew – Can lead to rapid release and fatal overdose

Serious Risks & Side Effects

⚠ Opioid-Related Risks:

• Respiratory depression (slowed breathing – can be fatal)

• Addiction & dependence (even with short-term use)

• Constipation, nausea, drowsiness

⚠ Acetaminophen Risks:

• Liver damage/failure (if exceeding 4,000mg/day)

• Silent toxicity (no symptoms until severe damage occurs)

Black Box Warnings (FDA)

1. Addiction, abuse, and misuse – Can lead to overdose/death

2. Accidental ingestion by children is life-threatening

3. Liver failure risk (from acetaminophen)

Dangerous Drug Interactions

❌ Alcohol (increases sedation & liver toxicity)
❌ Benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium) – Deadly respiratory depression
❌ Other opioids or sedatives

Who Should NOT Take Percocet?

✖ Patients with liver disease (acetaminophen risk)
✖ Asthma/COPD sufferers (respiratory depression risk)
✖ History of substance abuse
✖ Children under 18 (unless post-surgical)

Storage & Disposal

• Keep in a locked safe – Prevents theft/misuse

• Dispose via pharmacy take-back programs – Do not flush (unless no other option)

Warning About Counterfeit Pills

• Fake “Percocet” often contains fentanyl – Just 2mg can kill

• Never buy online or from street dealers

Safe Use Guidelines

✅ Take only as prescribed
✅ Never mix with alcohol/sedatives
✅ Monitor for signs of addiction (craving, needing higher doses)

Withdrawal & Addiction

• Physical dependence can develop in days

• Withdrawal symptoms: Anxiety, sweating, nausea, muscle pain

• Seek medical help for detox – Do not quit abruptly

Help for Opioid Addiction

• SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

• MAT Options: Buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone

Final Warning

Percocet is highly addictive and dangerous if misused. It should only be used short-term under strict medical supervision.

If you or someone you know is struggling with opioid misuse, seek help immediately.