I was keen on switching to Zubsolv earlier, however it's not my decision here as in Poland Suboxone is given out similarly to how methadone is and it's all covered from public insurance. Anyway, I often cut Suboxone, I'm off clonazepam and since then I often get terribly nervous, boneache, and the list goes on... So if I take more on the day, I collect the pills, then I will take less on one of the following days. And if I don't have to take the whole dose, because I don't feel the need to, I'm saving it just in case. There was a time I got myself down to 2mg and I was dying for a week on tramadol.
I can't see it coming any time sooner than 2-3 years, but honestly speaking now I don't care. I'm still getting pills, they're lime flavoured (or whatever, it definitely doesn't taste bad, I actually so got used to it that sometimes when I take after a one day break, it tastes to me like cooked heroin used to smell
). I don't think the strips will ever be introduced here, seeing how much bad is said about them. I'm now on 4mg and once I stabilized again, I can be fine with less than this a day, so if I have to be switched to 2.8mg Zubsolv, whatever. I'd actually be glad if the pill dissolved faster, sometimes I feel stupid walking on the street with some spit under my tongue. Sometimes I take two halves of my dose throughout the day because of boneache, it's better as a painkiller then.
One thing I just hate about this stuff, no matter the form it would be in, is the tolerance it produces at the effective dose. It's just impossible for me to stay at a low dose and splitting 2mg in half throughout the day is a waste, so the lowest dose I can normally function on is 4mg. I can remember the equianalgesic dose of morphine was more than enough for me 3 months before getting on Suboxone, one month before quitting methadone. So as a matter of fact I increased my tolerance on the maintenance program (a tiny bit)*...
* Or not perhaps? If 4mg buprenorphine s.l. is ~120mg morphine i.v., then it's lower now. How I love lying to myself to praise M.8)