Reviewer: demet, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 5 to less than 10 years (Patient)

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I've been on xodol 10/300 tabs on/off for 4 yearsand find in diificult to get at pharmacies. once u take this pill i found the more u take it the more ur in pain n u think u need to take more! highly addicive withdrawls r terrible... do not take this med long term! i'm now om 8 a day when i was on 4. bad news!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I've been on xodol 10/300 tabs on/off for 4 yearsand find in diificult to get at pharmacies. once u take this pill i found the more u take it the more ur in pain n u think u need to take more! highly addicive withdrawls r terrible... do not take this med long term! i'm now om 8 a day when i was on 4. bad news!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Reviewer: 45-54 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)

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Reviewer: hondaguy1, 45-54 Male on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)

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I have chronic hip pain mostly on the right side, also lower back pain, i find it works but only a short time 2 to 3 hrs. and i have built a tolrence to the med. and find i need to take every 2 to 21/2 hours, and like stated before it is hell if you run out i have been asking for something different that will work but the Dr. , staff even some pharm. all make you feel like some kind of crack head. ... Show Full Comment

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I have chronic hip pain mostly on the right side, also lower back pain, i find it works but only a short time 2 to 3 hrs. and i have built a tolrence to the med. and find i need to take every 2 to 21/2 hours, and like stated before it is hell if you run out i have been asking for something different that will work but the Dr. , staff even some pharm. all make you feel like some kind of crack head. If your in as much pain as myself and the others writing you feel or made to feel like a a#@ when your script. needs to be refilled a day or 2 early. I like what someone else wrote these meds. are made for pain relief and should be avaiable, all it takes is a few people to abuse it and it labels the rest of us who need it as some drug adict, hope everyone gets better soon or relief. god bless.
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Reviewer: happyfeet80, 25-34 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)

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I was on regular vicodin Es for over 3 years and it just was not working for me anymore. The Dr. suggested putting me on xodol, and he told me it was similar to a vicodin HP(1000 mg), but it had less tylenol in it. It has been amazing. I have been usiong Xodol for over 6 months and I can wake up take 1 pill and I am pain free for 6-8 hours. No more taking 2-3 of the regular vicodin. Xodol as well ... Show Full Comment

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I was on regular vicodin Es for over 3 years and it just was not working for me anymore. The Dr. suggested putting me on xodol, and he told me it was similar to a vicodin HP(1000 mg), but it had less tylenol in it. It has been amazing. I have been usiong Xodol for over 6 months and I can wake up take 1 pill and I am pain free for 6-8 hours. No more taking 2-3 of the regular vicodin. Xodol as well has given me energy to do my everyday tasks. I suffer from severe RA in my hips and knees, so if you have hip n knee pain you know that just doing everyday tasks can be painful.
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Reviewer: Doug, 25-34 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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I have been taking Xodol 10/300 for about three weeks now and I am pleased with the relief of my back an neck pain. I was taking Vicodin beforefor about 2 years but my doctor was concerned about the amount of Tylenol intake. There really is no difference between these and Vicodin other than the amount of Tylenol. I wonder why there has been no generics made for this one yet?? With this and an ... Show Full Comment

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I have been taking Xodol 10/300 for about three weeks now and I am pleased with the relief of my back an neck pain. I was taking Vicodin beforefor about 2 years but my doctor was concerned about the amount of Tylenol intake. There really is no difference between these and Vicodin other than the amount of Tylenol. I wonder why there has been no generics made for this one yet?? With this and any opioids, you have to be careful of dependence. If you take this for more than a week or so you will certainly experience withdraw when ceasing the med. The withdraw symptoms are a nightmare, so you should only consider this med if you have tried all non-opiate treatments and they have failed to relieve your pain. If you have to take this regularly I advise to plan to get any refills before your supply runs out. To reduce dependence you may also consider taking "pill holidays", or skipping a day here and there. This will also help keep tolerance in check. I hope this helps someone. :)
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