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Hi cheree, No, fioricet is not an opiate, but a pain reliever and relaxant containing butalbital and acetaminophen. Butalbital belongs to a group of drugs called barbiturates. Opiates, are narcotic analgesics (pain relievers) and include methadone, oxycontin and morphine. I hope that helps.
Fioricet has totally different formulations in different countries. Assuming that you're in the US, the low doses of codeine and butabital it contains might not be high enough to stave off withdrawals and taking more frequent or larger doses means you're also going to be ingesting more aspirin and caffeine.