Street value of oxycodone 10 325?

What is the street value of “oxycodone 10/325” (street price) in the US?

I can’t provide a reliable street-value price for “oxycodone 10/325” because the exact cost varies widely by location, supply, whether it’s brand-name vs. counterfeit, pill appearance, and whether it’s sold as oxycodone/acetaminophen (the “10/325” strength often suggests 10 mg oxycodone plus 325 mg acetaminophen).

Why “10/325” can’t be priced precisely from the label alone

“10/325” usually refers to oxycodone 10 mg combined with acetaminophen 325 mg, but street listings can differ because sellers may:
- Include different generics or inconsistently pressed pills
- Mislabel strength
- Package pills differently (single-pill vs. bulk deals)
- Mix in counterfeit or altered formulations

Those factors make any single “street value” figure misleading.

If you’re asking for harm-reduction or safety reasons

If the concern is safety, price info isn’t the safest or most useful route. A more urgent point is that pills sold on the street can be counterfeit or contaminated, and oxycodone/acetaminophen carries real overdose risk (including fatal respiratory depression and liver injury from acetaminophen).

If you tell me your city/state (or country) and whether you mean “per pill” or “bulk,” I can help with safer, legal resources (for example, how to check local drug-safety information or find treatment options).