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By abossi01 | Nov 01, 2007

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BadBackAndBeyond what mg tablets of ultram are you using.

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GA Guy

Nov 01, 2007

Ultram only comes in a 50mg form. Ultracet is 37.5mg tramadol with 325mg of tylenol. There is a new Ultram ER (Extender Release) that comes in a 100, 200, and 300mg form. Geez it's scary that I know all of this off the top of my head.

flmagi

Nov 02, 2007

To: Ga Guy

Ga Guy, You are a wealth of infomation, and we thank you for that. Mucias gracias mi amigo.

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