Wishdoctor79
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I'm a big fan of methadone maintenance and the clinic system in the US where you start with observed dosing at the clinic six days a week and after every 90 days of good behavior and clean UAs you move up the takehome schedule and after two years a goodie-two-shoes can be going in every four weeks to give a UA, see their counselor, and walk out of there with 27 bottles. AFTER TWO YEARS.
Because of the corona-mania and corona-phobia a few of the states have asked for and received permission from DEA to move anyone with a clean UA up to every going 2 weeks (13 bottles) or every 4 weeks (27 bottles) way ahead of the schedule and guess what's gonna happen. Plenty of methadone takehome bottles and Suboxone tablets will be hitting the local economy and even if a person wouldn't ordinarily be selling their doses, we're seeing the fastest economic collapse in world history with up to a third of the working population thrown out of work because of the fake-news corona hoax. But the suffering is real and this is only the beginning of the hard times. If you had a job and could buy your opiates on the black market maybe that'll become more difficult. Maybe you'll look into the opiate treatment programs and clinic system for methadone and buprenorphine. Well, they've made treatment more accessible, and for methadone it's a huge change.
DEA Diversion Control FAQ
Under the old rules in place since 1970, after 90 days a person starting methadone maintenance can apply for one additional takehome (in addition to the Sunday and holiday takehomes for when the clinic is closed). Under the new rules a person with just 90 days of good behavior and clean UAs and a counselor backing them can apparently (leaving it up to the clinic) get as much as a 14-day supply and be going every 14 days. All you need now seems to be a minimum of 90 days and, theoretically, you could be getting the 13 takehome bottles every two weeks that it took me 15 months to earn, 90 days at a time, with clean UAs and a counselor who was backing me at the staff meeting when it came up for discussion. Now they're leaving it up to the individual clinics to divide their compliant patients (meaning clean UAs and following all the rules) into two categories, 14 doses and 28 doses. Wow.
Anyone interested ought to check out the Reddit /methadone https://www.reddit.com/r/Methadone/
Because of the corona-mania and corona-phobia a few of the states have asked for and received permission from DEA to move anyone with a clean UA up to every going 2 weeks (13 bottles) or every 4 weeks (27 bottles) way ahead of the schedule and guess what's gonna happen. Plenty of methadone takehome bottles and Suboxone tablets will be hitting the local economy and even if a person wouldn't ordinarily be selling their doses, we're seeing the fastest economic collapse in world history with up to a third of the working population thrown out of work because of the fake-news corona hoax. But the suffering is real and this is only the beginning of the hard times. If you had a job and could buy your opiates on the black market maybe that'll become more difficult. Maybe you'll look into the opiate treatment programs and clinic system for methadone and buprenorphine. Well, they've made treatment more accessible, and for methadone it's a huge change.
DEA Diversion Control FAQ
Under the old rules in place since 1970, after 90 days a person starting methadone maintenance can apply for one additional takehome (in addition to the Sunday and holiday takehomes for when the clinic is closed). Under the new rules a person with just 90 days of good behavior and clean UAs and a counselor backing them can apparently (leaving it up to the clinic) get as much as a 14-day supply and be going every 14 days. All you need now seems to be a minimum of 90 days and, theoretically, you could be getting the 13 takehome bottles every two weeks that it took me 15 months to earn, 90 days at a time, with clean UAs and a counselor who was backing me at the staff meeting when it came up for discussion. Now they're leaving it up to the individual clinics to divide their compliant patients (meaning clean UAs and following all the rules) into two categories, 14 doses and 28 doses. Wow.
Anyone interested ought to check out the Reddit /methadone https://www.reddit.com/r/Methadone/
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