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  • 1 day. i'm taking it know, thought 1 gin and 7 would be ok. damn but it hit me hard. won't do that again. maybe it's because i haven't drank in 4 years.
  • at least a day,vicodin is a depressent and so is alcohol, help you get a good nights sleep though! lol
  • 30 minutes,I believe.
  • 24 hrs. They really combine to make you drowsy and warm-fuzzy;)
  • I hope you will do the smart thing and just wait to drink booze again until the pain or other condition that is bothering you so much that you need Vicodin subsides. It has to do with the acetaminophen that it's combined with...that's difficult on your liver's metabolism, and the alcohol is brutal for that, too. So, the real reason for it is that the alcohol and the Vicodin (combined with acetaminophen) is too much for your liver to handle all at once. You may not consume ANY alcohol at ANY time while taking Vicodin, until it clears your body. That takes at least 24 hours for a single dose. (Just because you can take another dose after 6 hours does not mean the drug has cleared your body in that time.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I just whipped out my handy-dandy bottle of Vicodin. It has 4 warning labels, applied in this order: (the first two are shown completely in Caps; I'm not shouting.) 1) CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. DANGEROUS UNLESS USED AS DIRECTED. 2) DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WHILE TAKING THIS MEDICATION. (The words "DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES" in that warning are also bolded.) 3) May Cause Dizziness 4) May cause drowsiness. Do not operate a car or dangerous machinery until you know how you will react to this medication. Use care when operating a car or machinery. Alcohol may intensify the drowsiness affect. (guess they added that in case you missed warning #2?)

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