Is vicodin 10's stronger than vicodin 750?

Answer 1

They are the same. Both have the same amount of Hydrocodone. The only difference is that Vicodin has 300mg more Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen compliments the effect of Hydrocodone, so it can feel stronger but is worse for your liver. 675mg is nothing to worry about but go with the Norco for recreation.

Acetaminophen gets dangerous around 2,000mg at once; 4,000mg in a day.

Answer 2

The 75-750 is actually 7.5-750 meaning it has 7.5mg of Hydrocodone and 750mg of tylenol. The Norco is a generic for Vicodin 10-325. again the same numbering convention. So after 3000-4000 mg of Tylenol a day can and will fry you liver. You can safely take more of the 10-325 per day even though they have more Vicodin in them (10mg instead of 7.5). So to answer your question the 10-325 Norco is far superior. The higher the Tylenol dosage the less you can take a day, do the math. Remember 3000-4000mg acetominophen (tylenol). The Vicodin come in a variety of flavors 5-500, 7.5-325 10-3.25 7.5-750 etc. etc. I take 4 to 6 7.5-325mg per day plus three 60mg MS-Contin/OXY morph. for pain, plus medical Mary J, for the sleep, appetite, and euphoria. I am not a Dr. or Pharm but used to work at a hospital in IT... This isn't medical advice, ask a Dr. or pharm, but they will tell u the same.

Answer 3

The question is confusing and cannot be answered simply.

The short answer is: "Vicodin 10's are 'stronger' in the sense that they contain 2.5 more milligrams of hydrocodone (the opioid narcotic) that the "Vicodin 750); yet, Vicodin 10's are 'weaker' in the sense that they contain less acetaminophen than 'Vicodin 750').

Here is the explanation:

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Vicodin pills contain both hydrocodone (a synthetic narcotic) combined with acetaminophen. Vicodin--specifically, comes in the following strengths:

1) 5 mg/500mg (so-called "regular Vicodin" or "the 500's"; this is what you get if

a prescription for Vicodin is written with no other indicators);

2) 7.5 mg/750 mg (a.k.a. "Vicodin ES" or "Vicodin Extra Strength" or "the

750's");

3) 10 mg/660 mg (a.k.a. "Vicodin HP" or "Vicodin High Potency).

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***Note that for EACH formulation, the "number before the "slash" refers to the amount of hydrocodone(i.e. the synthetic narcotic/opioid) in the pill; while the "number after the slash" refers to the amount of acetaminophen in the pill .

Thus, refer to the "Short Answer" given above.

There are other formulations for different brand names: (e.g. Norco and its generics come in 5 mg/325 mg; 7.5 mg, 325 mg; 10 mg/325 mg).

Answer 4

yes ,it has the same amount of hydrocodone,just less tylenol, is better on your stomach.