Greek mythology also includes a number of monsters and strange creatures such as the one-eyed Cyclops in the Odysseus story, a gigantic boar in the fabled Kalydonian hunt, sphinxes, giant snakes, fire-breathing bulls and more.
Best Answer: No they aren't the same. I was prescribed Oxycontin and Oxycodone because I have lung cancer. The Oxycontin was taken twice a day every day, and the Oxycodone was taken whenever I had breakthrough pain in between. The doctor switched me to Morphine Sulfate because the Oxy's weren't working that great.
Actually, sometimes Oxycontin (oxycodone) doesn't show up on a drug test. Most drug tests for opiates test for morphine (which most opiates are converted to in the body). Oxycontin (oxycodone) does not break down into morphine and can be missed on a drug test. The drug test has to specifically test for oxycodone.