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Re: drug vs narcotics

Originally Posted by
Raymott
Yes, that's true. But I was relying more on my experience as an ordinary citizen in saying that "narcotics" is not a widely used term for legal medications in Australia. Is it anywhere else?
Not in the UK, as far as I know.
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Re: drug vs narcotics

Originally Posted by
Raymott
I was relying more on my experience as an ordinary citizen in saying that "narcotics" is not a widely used term for legal medications in Australia. Is it anywhere else?
Not really- I hear it used more often for illegal drugs. I was prescribed morphine sulphate for a herniated disc and no one said they were giving me a narcotic, despite it being a perfect example. Painkiller was the term used.
They don't use the Brompton Cocktail much nowadays, but I'd love to know what the current description of it is.
Last edited by Tdol; 23-Oct-2012 at 14:10.
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Re: drug vs narcotics

Originally Posted by
Tdol
They don't use the
Brompton Cocktail much nowadays, but I'd love to know what the current description of it is.
I haven't heard that since my student days.
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