BUTALBITAL vs METHYLPHENIDATE

Any idea why Fiorinal is considered a controlled substance while Fioricet is a legend drug? The only difference is aspirin vs APAP, both have 50mg of butalbital. Help me out here fellas, what am I missing?

Edit: it appears that according to multiple answers butalbital can be extracted from aspirin significantly easier than apap can, giving it the federal C-III status

Working at a pharmacy I found those and neither have codine codine. Why is one a C3 and the other not?

Hello good people, Per Lexicomp, fioricet should not exceed 6 tablets per day. No mention of weekly or monthly limits. I have heard, but can’t find the source, that using fioricet more than 5 days per month can lead to medication overuse headaches. Does anyone know where the weekly/monthly limits

The only information I can find at the moment is on the Pharmacist Letter which states that the topic is still up for debate. Are your pharmacies going to continue dispensing their remaining inventory after the change? Here is the excerpt from this month's Pharmacist Letter discussing the change: &g

Is anyone else running into software issues with butalbital? FDA proposed a rule in April 2022 to remove the exempt list and return all to control status, however this hasn't been signed and made official. Manufacturers have started putting the CIII marking on bottles, so they must be treated as suc

Hello, I am a 32 year old female caucasian, 5'02 160lbs, living in the midwest United States. I take lexipro (for depression), trazadone (for insomnia), xanax (as needed for anxiety or sleep), and butalbital (as needed for migraines). I also get depo provera for birth control. I get pins and needles

My girlfriend suffers from TMJ and is a serious problem for her. She’s 40F, 5’5” 140lbs. She does not smoke and has no medical conditions other than her TMJ. The only medication she takes is Butalbital, which were prescribed for her migraines. The migraines, which she feels and has recently been tol

29F 5’4” 140lbs White Duration of complaint 3 years Florida Nondrinker, non-smoker (cigarettes) Medical Marijuana user Any existing relevant medical issues-not sure what’s relevant at this point Current medications: Baclofen, Tramadol, tramadol ER, Famotadine, Butalbital/acetaminophen/caff (as n

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As many of you know, the DEA has refused to allow an increase in manufacturing. This means that a lot of you can't get your meds and it isn't your fault. The pharmacy also can't fill a drug if the wholesaler won't ship it. Here are some workarounds that you may consider: \-Ask your doctor if you can

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I got the diagnosis, I took my meds, I went to school, I applied for the jobs. I went to therapy, I meditated, I scheduled. I'm still failing, I'm still overwhelmed, I'm still hopping jobs, I still feel every godawful emotion that comes with being a chronic fuck-up magnified and in 4k. I'm constan