DerDiebKommt
Bluelighter
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Hi everyone.
I'm about to get my hands on 4 8mg Dilaudids. My only opiate experience is with Codeine and Oxycodone. Through some research I've found out Hydromorphone is 50x stronger than Codeine, 5x stronger than oral Morphine, about 3 1/3x stronger than Oxycodone, about 1 2/3x stronger than IV Morphine, and surprisingly a little stronger than Heroin (1 1/10x).
I've only done Codeine once, and I forget the dose because it was such a long time ago. Recently I've been trying out Oxycodone in Percocets and OxyContin OPs. My largest dose with Percocets was 15mg. With the OxyContin OPs my largest dose was around 45mg, which sadly led to a minor overdose (skin flushing, blurry vision, memory loss, almost fainted, didn't go to the hospital) because of me being absolutely puzzled about the OP Extended Release formation, after that I did good with 30mgs of the OxyContins.
I don't frequently use opiates because of the horror stories I've heard. I'm not at all prone to psychological addiction it seems like because I've tried so many drugs and kept using them without thinking I need them. But I'm not looking to become physically addicted, so I try to keep my opiate use to once or twice a week, rarely three times, and I've been good doing this and have been able to stop whenever I've wanted to.
But, due to the fact that I can get these Dilaudid 8mgs for cheaper than the OxyContins, which are weaker. In fact the price I'm getting for my Opiates is UNBELIEVABLY cheap, I wish I could tell you all the price but can't due to Bluelight's rules.
Anyways now that you all know my tolerance, and how I'm giving my 110% to not come near physical addiction, here are my questions:
What is a good dose to start with?
Would it be better to snort them or just swallow them? No, I'm not going to shoot or plug anything.
What's the big difference between Hydromorphone and Oxycodone?
Do most people prefer these or Heroin due to the potency?
Would you say these are actually more dangerous than Heroin?
Thanks for any help you can give.
I'm about to get my hands on 4 8mg Dilaudids. My only opiate experience is with Codeine and Oxycodone. Through some research I've found out Hydromorphone is 50x stronger than Codeine, 5x stronger than oral Morphine, about 3 1/3x stronger than Oxycodone, about 1 2/3x stronger than IV Morphine, and surprisingly a little stronger than Heroin (1 1/10x).
I've only done Codeine once, and I forget the dose because it was such a long time ago. Recently I've been trying out Oxycodone in Percocets and OxyContin OPs. My largest dose with Percocets was 15mg. With the OxyContin OPs my largest dose was around 45mg, which sadly led to a minor overdose (skin flushing, blurry vision, memory loss, almost fainted, didn't go to the hospital) because of me being absolutely puzzled about the OP Extended Release formation, after that I did good with 30mgs of the OxyContins.
I don't frequently use opiates because of the horror stories I've heard. I'm not at all prone to psychological addiction it seems like because I've tried so many drugs and kept using them without thinking I need them. But I'm not looking to become physically addicted, so I try to keep my opiate use to once or twice a week, rarely three times, and I've been good doing this and have been able to stop whenever I've wanted to.
But, due to the fact that I can get these Dilaudid 8mgs for cheaper than the OxyContins, which are weaker. In fact the price I'm getting for my Opiates is UNBELIEVABLY cheap, I wish I could tell you all the price but can't due to Bluelight's rules.
Anyways now that you all know my tolerance, and how I'm giving my 110% to not come near physical addiction, here are my questions:
What is a good dose to start with?
Would it be better to snort them or just swallow them? No, I'm not going to shoot or plug anything.
What's the big difference between Hydromorphone and Oxycodone?
Do most people prefer these or Heroin due to the potency?
Would you say these are actually more dangerous than Heroin?
Thanks for any help you can give.