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PostPosted: 06/18/06 - 16:20    Post subject: Oxycodone Vote now! Reply with quote
Can anyone tell me how long Oxycodone stays in your system?
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PostPosted: 08/11/07 - 02:52    Post subject: System Time For Oxycodone Vote now! Reply with quote
Oxycodone ER(Extended Release) stays in your system for about 12 hours.

I would guess that just plain Oxycodone , without the ER, stays in the system for a shorter period of time, but a competent pharmacist could answer your question easily.

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