I can't find anything on it that's extensive. Help, anyone? It's important.

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Post edited at 9:43 pm on May 4, 2008 by lostwitness

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I don't know, but I wouldn't chance it.

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Is that an anti-depressant?
Because my mum used to take those (various forms) and on the bottom of the bottles of them, they had grapefruit as a highly toxic interaction for them.

I don't know, but I wouldn't chance it.

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So perhaps that's what it does?

Then again, mine is an anti-inflammatory, not a pain killer, so it could be different.

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Quote: from Atti at 12:43 am on May 5, 2008

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Is that an anti-depressant?  
 Because my mum used to take those (various forms) and on the bottom of the bottles of them, they had grapefruit as a highly toxic interaction for them.  

 I don't know, but I wouldn't chance it.

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Percocet is a pain killer.
A really good one, but I am extremely tolerant to it, but the pain I'm having is debilitating right now. But I don't want to mix things to some dangerous combination or anything.

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It isn't dangerous if you are careful. It will indeed make it more potent and it will last much longer.

If you want to go ahead with it take a smaller than normal dose of the percocet, and a small amount of grapefruit juice and see how you personally react to the combination.

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Quote: from The Raven at 10:46 pm on May 4, 2008

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Quote: from Atti at 12:43 am on May 5, 2008

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Is that an anti-depressant?
  Because my mum used to take those (various forms) and on the bottom of the bottles of them, they had grapefruit as a highly toxic interaction for them.

  I don't know, but I wouldn't chance it.

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 Percocet is a pain killer.  
 A really good one, but I am extremely tolerant to it, but the pain I'm having is debilitating right now. But I don't want to mix things to some dangerous combination or anything.

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It isn't dangerous if you are careful. It will indeed make it more potent and it will last much longer.

If you want to go ahead with it take a smaller than normal dose of the percocet, and a small amount of grapefruit juice and see how you personally react to the combination.

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If you know:
A 7.5/325 Percocet with maybe just a few sips of grapefruit juice?
I hate grapefruit juice, so less is best, haha.

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Quote: from lostwitness at 12:50 am on May 5, 2008

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Quote: from The Raven at 10:46 pm on May 4, 2008

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Quote: from Atti at 12:43 am on May 5, 2008

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Is that an anti-depressant?    
  Because my mum used to take those (various forms) and on the bottom of the bottles of them, they had grapefruit as a highly toxic interaction for them.    

  I don't know, but I wouldn't chance it.

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  Percocet is a pain killer.
  A really good one, but I am extremely tolerant to it, but the pain I'm having is debilitating right now. But I don't want to mix things to some dangerous combination or anything.

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 It isn't dangerous if you are careful. It will indeed make it more potent and it will last much longer.  

 If you want to go ahead with it take a smaller than normal dose of the percocet, and a small amount of grapefruit juice and see how you personally react to the combination.  

 

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If you know:
A 7.5/325 Percocet with maybe just a few sips of grapefruit juice?
I hate grapefruit juice, so less is best, haha.

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I've never taken pain killers in my life. I just know from reading about it from other medications. I know when I combined it with my meds that grapefruit juice is supposed to increase the effect for, it was barely noticeable.

So just take what you would consider a very small dose of your medication. And some sips of grapefruit juice. Wait an hour or two and see how your body reacts. Increase from there once you have a reference point to go by.

Start slowly, increase gradually.

It might have no effect on you depending how your body metabolizes it and many other factors, or it may have a strong effect. Who knows.

That's the exact reason doctors don't recommend it, it is so random!!!

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