How do you like ketobemidone, I was reading that its considered one of the most euphoric opioids in existence, never even heard of it being available in the US, seems pretty rare due to the euphoric high.
OT, starting the day with
7 g kratom
350 mg Soma
100 mg Lyrica snorted.
Ketobemidone is almost exclusively used in the Scandinavian countries as far as I know. It as very often used for kidney stones. And in the very rare cases where no common opiate works for a pain patient, Ketobemidone might work as it is so different from other opiates/opioids.
The high and euphoria from oral or plugged (suppository pills as mentioned in my post) are extremely intense. The rush of euphoria when it kicks in is almost like IV morphine. The high is somewhat different from other opiates, its is like you are surrounded by and placed in a warm bubble and moving feels similar to being subsumed in water - but very very light water - which can make you slightly clumsy like the coordination of your movements are off by a couple of milimeters.
I like the combination with Ketobemidone and methadone, as the initial euphoria is so intense, it can feel like you are not high and affected after sometime (even though you are) so the methadone kicks in and "pick you up" at a good time.
My grandfather and my father both suffer from kidney stones, which is supposed to extremely painful, and according to them Ketogan are so much more effective for that pain that all the others opiates they have been on. If the pain is really intense they get an IV shot. Instead if Ketogan (Pfizer) it is called Ketorax (Pfizer) when it is liquid meant for IV. It contains 5 mg/ml.
But the argument that Ketobemidone is not suited as pain medication because it is way to euphoric is actually true. So it is not something that should be and it is not (atleast if it is it is very, very rare) used for chronic pain.
In some way, I think it is strange that the availability of different opioids is to different from Europa and the US. Oxymorphone and Hydrocodone is not used or available here at all, and Hydromorphone has just become avaiable a year or two ago so it is not something doctors prescribe yet. I would love to try Oxymorphone. And the same it true with Ketobemidone not being available in the US.
A question for you:
Is it worth snorting Lyrica compared to oral? It must be uncomfortable?
