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1 Indications And Usage Oxycontin Is Indicated For The Management Of Pain Severe Enough To Require Daily, Around-The-Clock, Long-Term Opioid Treatment And For Which Alternative Treatment Options Are Inadequate In: Adults; And Opioid-Tolerant Pediatric Patients 11 Years Of Age And Older Who Are Already Receiving And Tolerate A Minimum Daily Opioid Dose Of At Least 20 Mg Oxycodone Orally Or Its Equivalent. Limitations Of Use Because Of The Risks Of Addiction, Abuse, And Misuse With Opioids, Even At Recommended Doses, And Because Of The Greater Risks Of Overdose And Death With Extended-Release Opioid Formulations [See Warnings And Precautions ( 5.1 )] , Reserve Oxycontin For Use In Patients For Whom Alternative Treatment Options (E.g., Non-Opioid Analgesics Or Immediate-Release Opioids) Are Ineffective, Not Tolerated, Or Would Be Otherwise Inadequate To Provide Sufficient Management Of Pain. Oxycontin Is Not Indicated As An As-Needed (Prn) Analgesic. Oxycontin Is An Opioid Agonist Indicated For The Management Of Pain Severe Enough To Require Daily, Around-The-Clock, Long-Term Opioid Treatment And For Which Alternative Treatment Options Are Inadequate In: Adults; And Opioid-Tolerant Pediatric Patients 11 Years Of Age And Older Who Are Already Receiving And Tolerate A Minimum Daily Opioid Dose Of At Least 20 Mg Oxycodone Orally Or Its Equivalent. Limitations Of Use Because Of The Risks Of Addiction, Abuse And Misuse With Opioids, Even At Recommended Doses, And Because Of The Greater Risks Of Overdose And Death With Extended-Release Opioid Formulations, Reserve Oxycontin For Use In Patients For Whom Alternative Treatment Options (E.g. Non-Opioid Analgesics Or Immediate-Release Opioids) Are Ineffective, Not Tolerated, Or Would Be Otherwise Inadequate To Provide Sufficient Management Of Pain. ( 1 ) Oxycontin Is Not Indicated As An As-Needed (Prn) Analgesic. ( 1 )
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