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Hey trix, please don't post if you don't know what you are talking about.........try to keep up.
Hey, take it easy, he post is a discussion on Oxycodone and Trixie was posting about a drug that is a mixture of oxycodone and either naloxone or naltrexone.
So for one, her input is relevant to the conversation, and two, there is no need to be rude to anyone here. Just because you jumped in with your question, doesn't mean that you've hijacked the thread and everyone has to JUST answer your questions and the rest of the previous discussion is discarded.
After looking into this (http://www.bentham-direct.org/ben18/cpsr1-1/heidbreder.pdf), oxytrex doesn't appear to be an abuse resistant form of oxycontin, it appears to be an instant release form of oxycodone mixed with a small amount of either naltrexone or naloxone because they are finding that adding a small amount of antagonists with an agonist actually prevents tolerance and increases analgesia.
(As a side note: the name Oxytrex would suggest that naltrexone is the antagonist in question, but the only pharmacological information in the above link lists both naloxone and naltrexone)
To answer your questions, one that is a Teva generic Oxycontin 80, and most people think they're weaker than the name brand. Secondly, no there isn't any antagonist mixed in there, it wouldn't say just oxycodone on your friend's bottle, they would have to list the other active ingredient.
Finally, telling people that you're 1, using someone else's medications and 2, abusing these by crushing them up to defeat the time release mechanism isn't terribly wise.
#1 is illegal and #1 & 2 are against the forum rules.
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