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oxycontin is the time released version.
usually it is much stronger (ie: an 80mg oxycontin is equal to something like 20 percocetsor something)
Oxycontin, as you probably know, is oxycodone, but continuous release, i.e. contin = "continuous". There is no APAP like hydorocodone combos - Vicodin, Norco, etc. It is simply a name giving the the extended release, 8 to 12 hours per dose formulation.
Oxycodone, or time released called Ocycontin, alone do not have anything added.
Combos are done with ibuprofen added - "Combunox" or acetaminophen - "Percocet", etc. Oxycodone time release "continuous" is marketed as the Oxycontin and has nothing added other than the substances for time release and suspension in making the tablets, etc.
I may be undereducated compared to you, but I've never resurrected a two year old post out of ignorance. Hmmm. I don't converse with ghosts of forums past.
NYgirl has more intelligence in her pinky than most people have altogether.