i have a big opiate tolerance but i was just curious if I took a break from opiates and used these since they can be pretty cheap lol.
i have a big opiate tolerance but i was just curious if I took a break from opiates and used these since they can be pretty cheap lol.
you'd have to take one long ass break, man. not sure how high of a tolerance is you have but if you plan on taking a "break" that means you dont have an addiction, right? because you'd need these drugs if you already were addicted; so if you are not addicted you may not even need a break and just be able to take either of these to get high. these only "work" to those who have a killer addiction.
I think this is more of a hypothetical question. Because if you could take a long enough break you could just quit lol. I was asking a similar question earlier but it got like 1 reply. I am gettin down to 4 mg a day now and was wondering if I continue on this trend and get to like 0.5 mg would taking 2 mg give me that Nor-Bupe buzz once I have been stable on 0.5 mg for a couple weeks, or since I have been on bupe for so long is getting that full agonist buzz pretty much out of the question at this point.
I am still on 12MG but coming from 16MG which started 4 months ago. I am going to slowly transition to 8MG and then stay steady from there; I take the full 12MG dose in the AM (at once) and I feel great all day. once I hit 8MG I will take that dose in the AM as well and let the day play out.
it will be nice to have an "extra" 28/pills/mo, so "just incase", ya know! ha. or maybe some people see that as money but I am never in a rush to sell or give the pills away, because I know ill always need them "just incase".
you'd have to take one long ass break, man. not sure how high of a tolerance is you have but if you plan on taking a "break" that means you dont have an addiction, right? because you'd need these drugs if you already were addicted; so if you are not addicted you may not even need a break and just be able to take either of these to get high. these only "work" to those who have a killer addiction.