Available strengths mentioned (“20s 30s 40s”)
Taioma 20 mg — Prolonged-release tablets (common strength).46d93d
Taioma 40 mg — Higher strength prolonged-release tablets.85e892
(Note: 30 mg is not a standard listed strength for Taioma; common ones include 5 mg, 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg, and 80 mg. The “20s 30s 40s” likely refers to the 20 mg and 40 mg versions, or possibly pack sizes like 20, 30 tablets.)
Key details
Form: Extended-release tablets (liberación prolongada) — they release the medication slowly over time for around-the-clock pain relief.
Class: Strong opioid (similar to OxyContin).
Risks: High potential for dependence, tolerance, addiction, respiratory depression, constipation, and overdose. It is a controlled substance (estupefaciente) requiring a strict prescription in Spain and Europe.
Warnings: Not for mild pain or as-needed use. Long-term use requires medical supervision. Contains soy lecithin (allergy risk for some people).
Important: This is a powerful prescription opioid. It should only be used exactly as prescribed by a doctor. Misuse can be life-threatening.
This is general information only — not medical advice. Consult a physician or pharmacist for details on use, dosing, or availability in Spain. Self-medication or non-prescribed use is illegal and extremely dangerous.














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