oxycodone-apap 10-325 mg tawat what does tawat mean?

Question

at the end of the name of this drug after thr MG is the word tawat, since it was filled at CVS drug store i don't think they are trying to be funny. I have just never seen that word drug

Answer 1

It's a shortened version of the word "tab" and the company that makes that particular generic version of the medication, "Watson". If it was fully printed out, the whole thing would read "Oxycodone-Apap 10-350 mg Tab Watson", but there likely wasn't room on the label for all of it, so it's shortened.

Answer 2

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oxycodone-apap 10-325 mg tawat what does tawat mean?

Answer 3

First off, oxycodone can be effective in treating pain. However, the risk for addiction and overdose is great if not taken properly. You can take a dose every 4 hours but do not take more than 4 pills in a 24 hour period. Plus, taking more than the recommended dose of tylenol (apap) can cause serious problems with your liver. Try taking the medications and rotate with 2 motrin every 6 hours. (2 hours after taking the oxycodone)

Answer 4

Not sure about your question. A pill would contain 10mg. of oxycodone and 325 mg. of acetominophen. VERY strong painkiller.

Answer 5

This is probably an internal code used by the pharmacy. Contact CVS and ask for an explanation. They will be happy to explain anything on the label, they are supposed to familiarize you with the information, but now that we often get the prescriptions through the drive-thru, they don't get the chance.

Answer 6

Yep! That's a small Tylenol with 10mg of dope taped to it. I can't seem to find a meaning for "tawat". To hazard a guess, it's either an acronym for the formulation or drug class (such as NSAID for ibuprofens and such) or it's latin for GOOD TIMES.

Answer 7

Simply being blunt.... T W A T!!!! Glad to help... although it was a F A Y U C K I N G easy question!!!!