Drug info - Does Generic tramadol 50 mg contain Acetaminophen

[Herbal Healer 019]

SWIM got in a frickin debate about whether or not generic tramadol 50 mg, labeled AK 627, contain acetaminophen or not. SWIM is almost positive they do not contain acetaminophen. They bet that SWIMs friend had to give him a 15mg oxycontin if they didn't contain acetaminophin & SWIM had to cough up 5 dollars if they do contain acetaminophin. Long story short SWIM found a pill identifier that had various tramadol containing pills some saying 325mg-37.5 and the 1 AK 627 pill SWIM had saying only 50mg. SWIM tryed to explain that because there was only 50mg stated, that there was only 50mg tramadol present and no tylonel. Anyways SWIMs friend didnt wanna admit they were wrong and said that it doesnt say whether or not it has acetaminophin (wtf?!) & said they would agree to give up the 15mg oxy for 5 50mg trams (bullshit), but SWIM did it anyway because this friend is stingy with pills, & is the onlly person SWIM knos with oxy.

Can any1 tell SWIM whether or not they were right about generic trams not containing any acetaminophen?

How could SWIM prove it to them? is there a site containing all the ingredients in that particular generic pill (AK 627)...

SWIM really feels cheated out of what they won fair and square and feels ripped the fuck off.

[Swimster]

They dont. Swim has some. If they are "Ultram" or similar, then yes, acetaminophen. Although, i can't be for sure. But what you said sounds correct. And 50mg is common for tramadol.

[Herbal Healer 019]

I knew it, well is there any way to prove it?

[Swimster]

Right here brother: http://www.drugs.com/imprints/ak-627-12051.html

[gmeziscool2354]

the generic tramadol HCL's that this subject is familiar with are tiny little things. They are 50 mg's of dope and weigh only slightly more than that. acetaminophen is usually dosed in 325 mg's and in 500 mg's. One can weigh out the pills, and if it is below one of those weights, it is highly unlikely it contains APAP. Also, there are basic ways to test for APAP chemically, but someone is not familiar with these. a quick google search should be able to give results failry quickly

[RaverHippie]

yeah if the pill weighs more than 50mg then it contains it. That's an easy test. Plus of all the preparations I've heard, all contain something like apap or ibuprofin in them.

[Herbal Healer 019]

SWIM was fuckin positive it was only 50mg based on size & that 325-500mg acetaminophin damn sure wasnt in a tiny ass pill such as generic tram. Compared to 50mg generic trams, hydrocodone 5-325s & oxy 5-325s dwarf trams, obvious where the tylonel lies. Sum ppl just stingy no matter how big their stash is. Its all good tho SWIM got sum beer & joint hits.

[toe]

50mg is the common dosage for tramadol without APAP in the US, brand name Ultram.
37.5mg is the common dosage for tramadol in a combination APAP pill in the US, brand name Ultracet.

My pet Venus Fly Trap has a prescription for 50mg tramadol right here, containing 2 different generics. They are different shapes, but neither is much smaller than your average APAP pill. This isn't due to any additional active ingredient (beside the tramadol), though- it's due to fillers. Which, incidentally, are added not only to foil possible plans for abusing the drug through injection, but also to make the damn pill large enough to find in case you drop it.

[gmeziscool2354]

hmm, the people who live in my computer have also had 2 generics for tramadol. They were both rediculously small oblong shaped pills, that sort of looked like white imodium. a dose of 200 mg's of tramadol (4 pills) usually would weigh about .3 g's so yeah, they obviously don't have APAP in them but do have some magnesium stearate, calcium stearate, some vegetative fibers, polysorbate and a few other pill binders. All of these are psychoactively inert but they ain't APAP

the two generics looked more or less the same, just with 2 different numbers on them, and one was more square on the edges