What is the difference between m363 and watson 540

Even the milligrams are the same. I found that the blue version of Watson is simply manufactured or distributed by more companies than just Watson. Do you have any other questions or concerns? Please post back if you do The blue pill is stronger than the white one.. The blue pill has 10 mgs of hydrocodone and the white has 5 mg. Now, I have also had some white ones the same strength as the blue ones..

Check you labels, but I have not found any blue ones of the weaker strength. Help, please I haven taken Vicodin HP on Can we take something else to get back the mg of Tylenol in some way to get back the pain reliever? Blue watson vs. What did they replace it with they could be causing my issues? Sorry about the problems that you're having. However, as to what's causing the new side effects, unfortunately I don't have an answer for you.

They've been reported by many people, but Watson states that they've only removed the dye and not changed anything else. Learn more Lortab details here. As to adding Acetaminophen, you should check with your doctor, you may be able to just add a Tylenol tablet, or half of one with it. White pill imprint Watson Same thing or not? Usually they have different imprints or why change color..? It's interesting you mentioned that because "most" of the images I found have been oval blue pills.

I did however come across a legitimate photo of the one you're describing elliptical, white, imprinted with WATSON at: rxlist. Manufacturer: Watson Laboratories, Inc. Although the way a pill looks is entirely up to the whit and whim of the company making it, it would definite This is a narcotic analgesic, so it may be habit forming and could cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation.

You can learn more Vicodin details here. Another note that needs to be added here is that as of , the FDA has made a request that all manufacturers lower the amount of Acetaminophen in these combination prescription products to no more than mgs per dose. There are severe concerns about the dangers of They suck!

Hi I am responding to the usually blue but now its white10 mg lortab Watson Just want to let the skeptics know they are taking the blue dye out of them because it is poisonous to some patients my pharmacy advised me last month when my script changed Hi pooty, Thanks for taking the time to give us all a heads up on this!

Two weeks after I started taking the new white watson 10 mg lortab I began to develop blisters on the back of my hands and wrist as well as noticing that they are not near as strong. I also developed white bumps on my ankles and swelling in my left foot but not painful or any itching. Hi, Jo! Sorry about the problems you're having… And yes, there are plenty of other people that have posted about experiencing odd side effects from them and stating that they don't seem to be as effective.

Those blisters are concerning, it could be an allergic reaction to something they've used in these ones. Have you consulted your doctor? You real My prescription was changed from blue Watson to white Watson pills. However, I felt that the strenght was different from the blue colored Watson. Taking one blue Watson would stop the pain but one white Watson did not work.

Does anybody knows if the strength is the same? I can't findi the blue Watson anywhere anymore What strength does your pharmacy list on the bottle? From what's been posted on here, so far they have just removed the dye from the tablets. There are others where it seems they have done this, as well, due to some people being sensitive or allergic to the dyes.

However, the reason I am asking what the pharmacy lists as the strength is due to the fact that the amount of Acetaminophen in these tablets will be changing. The FDA has requested that the amou I get the Watson blue pills and he gets the M white pills. I have taken the white ones before, but for some reason, it did not help me as much as the Watsons. I don't understand this. Besides the manufacturer, is there any real difference between the two different kinds of pills? Besides the difference in manufacturers, there may be a significant difference in the inactive ingredients in each pill.

Inactive ingredients found in M are: crospovidone magnesium stearate microcrystalline cellulose povidone corn starch silicon dioxide stearic acid Each Watson tablet contains the following inactive ingredients: croscarmellose sodium crospovidone magnesium stearate microcrystalline cellulose povidone starch steari Lortab pain medication What is this pill? It is a narcotic analgesic, so it does have the potential to be habit forming and it may cause side effects, such a nausea, dizziness, constipation and drowsiness.

Additionally, at some point, if they retain this imprint, the amount of Acetaminophen will be lowered to mgs, due to a recent request made by the FDA, since Acetaminophen can lead to liver failure if taken in high amounts for a long period of time and overdoses of it can be toxic.

Some companies have already begun to implement the change and all are expected to have them completely by January of A paper published online yesterday in Annals of Emergency Medicine warns that a new street drug combining fentanyl and a novel synthetic opioid is being marketed illicitly as Norco but is much stronger and much more dangerous.

These deaths in our area combined with an emergency patient who was concerned about pill appearance and exceedingly sleepy after her usual dose of medication led to our investigation.

Brand-name Norco contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone, an opiate. Armenian's patient became unconscious 30 minutes after taking the fake Norco and was brought to the emergency department. She expressed concern to the emergency department staff that her usual medications did not affect her this way and showed them the pills she had taken. The fake pills have the manufacturer's imprint and looks-wise differ only in color from the real pills beige versus white.

Her blood tested positive for significant amounts of fentanyl and U, a synthetic opioid, neither of which is an ingredient in brand-name Norco. From March to April, , 12 fentanyl-related fatalities and 40 additional cases of toxicity were reported in Sacramento and Yolo counties in North California due to fake Norco pills containing fentanyl. Additional cases were identified in the San Francisco area. Many novel psychoactive substances are produced in China, then enter the U.

Since more than psychoactive substances, including six fentanyl analogs, were banned by China in , novel synthetic opioids such as U and W have entered the market, replacing more established and outlawed drugs. Materials provided by American College of Emergency Physicians. Note: Content may be edited for style and length.