If it's Norco, they look exactly the same as yellow Watsons, which is no surprise because Watson makes Norco as well as making Watsons. Their 10/325 is identical down to the color, shape, coating, and size. The only difference is that Norco says Norco instead of saying Watson 853. Oh. And Norco costs more.
Trampy
Trampy i always love it when someone compares watsons and norcos, says theres a difference and doesnt know about this.
i suppose their could be a difference with some meds, but with tramadol i tried a lot a brands and there is none. same thing with diphenhydramine and xanax. i think my mood and even how much or what food is in my stomach makes a bigger difference. perhapes if i tried loratab, then went off it and took some oxycodone, then went off that and went on a generic hydro, i might call that hydro worse not thinking that its cross tolerance from the oxy inbetween. there are so many factors, but i guess i wouldnt doubt there there could be some difference with some of them having to low an amount in the pill.
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