Swimmingdancer
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^Yeah, a lot of people say they feel better with lower doses. The right dose varies a lot from person to person and many doctors over-prescribe in my opinion.
That's not true, naloxone is active at very small doses when injected. The normal dose to reverse heroin overdose is 0.4mg to 2 mg (given IV/IM/subcutaneously/nasally). The reason naloxone doesn't do much when you inject Suboxone is because the buprenorphine has a very high binding affinity for receptors, higher than naloxone's, so basically the bupe blocks the naloxone. That is why a buprenorphine overdose is very hard to treat.Also i'd add that Naloxone isn't even active until you hit around 4mgs... so for the naloxone to really affect you, one would need to inject 2 full subs which is insane.