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LanHikari10 posted...

There's no limit, but if there isn't a specific situation that calls for a large amount, then more pills can get suspicious fast.

There are plenty of possibilities in your case. Perhaps they didn't have enough medicine to fill you and they had to owe you some? Also, by law, schedule 2 substances (basically all narcotics save for tramadol) CANNOT be refilled. Meaning, you need a new prescription each time you want a refill.

Also, allow me to clarify something. You had a percocet prescription and they only gave you oxycodone alone? If so, that's an illegal substitution unless they called the doctor.

That's what I figured in terms of the amount.

No, I had a prescription for both. The percs and gabapentin I had filled at the Veterans Affairs pharmacy. The specific oxy prescription they didnt have and I had to go to several of the local pharmacies before I found someone who could fill it. That makes sense about the serious narcotics not allowing refills though, I hadnt thought of that.