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The Safer Use of Opiates / Opioids
(under construction - written by laCster, hatrix, Swimmingdancer & myself)
(under construction - written by laCster, hatrix, Swimmingdancer & myself)
Disclaimer: The following is informed opinion only. Total abstinence from the use of any drugs is by all means safer and encouraged. However, if you find yourself in the position where you feel you will end up using regardless, the intent of this thread is to more safely help you do so.
Following will be a large list of all the various substances in this class that I can find proper information for. If something is missing, or obviously in error, please post so that it can be corrected, or added. For each drug you will find by clicking its name in the list, potential routes of administration with typical safe starting doses for someone with low / no tolerance. The ROA(s) considered as best or most safe will be bold while those that should be avoided will appear in red.
But first some things important to note!
If you are already an opiate tolerant user, but are switching to a different drug please be sure to make use of the Opioid Conversion Chart. Bear in mind that cross tolerance between opiates / opioids is NOT compleat, and to reduce starting doses accordingly.
If you are using larger amounts of pills that contain acetaminophen known as APAP please refer to the Cold Water Extraction Mega Thread & FAQ. This will help to prevent needless and possibly fatal damage to your liver.
If you are using any drug via the IV ROA please do yourself the favor of Micron Filtering. Should you still end up with complications it is best to seek professional medical help, but if you choose here is some related reading.
Before we proceed, even if everything goes perfectly, you'll still likely end up addicted, and eventually facing withdrawals. Read this, as a last ditch effort to convince yourself not to start using.
And now the list...
- codeine
- hydrocodone
- oxycodone
- tramadol
- hydromorphone
- oxymorphone
- methadone
- ketobemiodone
- meperidine
- buprenorphine
- heroin
- fentanyl
- sufentanil
- remifentanil
- alfentanil
- morphine
- butorphanol
- diphenoxylate
- pethidine
- normeperidine
- pentazocine
- dihydrocodeine
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