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Old 08-19-2005, 11:57 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by alanis
Hi I was taking Ultram it is bacically the same thing as Fioricet they are not narcotics so at first when they came out they said they were non addicting but then they realized that they work like narcotic pain killers and that they were addicting.Beleive me they are I was addicted to ultram for over a year it was hell.
Ultram is really bad stuff, IMO. From the US Dept. of Justice:

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Although the company initially claimed that this substance produced only very weak narcotic effects, recent data demonstrates that opioid activity is the overriding contributor to the drug’s pharmacological activity. Because of inadequate product labeling and lack of established abuse potential, many physicians felt this drug was perfectly safe to prescribe to recovering narcotic addicts and to known narcotic abusers. As a consequence, a large number of reports of abuse and dependence have been received.
http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/dr...n/tramadol.htm

Fiorinal is not an opiod but very addicting. It is old (1920's). It is also available in a narcotic form: Fiorinal w/Codiene #3.






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