OC hands down that sucker will piss u off im tellin u i did one and was very angry also they only last 45 min. OC will last u all day and is way better for euphoria but fent is better as a break thru analgesic for instant pain relief.
Allday? What? OC lasts 4 hours if your tolerant, 6 hours if your opiate naive. At least, thats my experience.
Opiate euphoria disappears once you become tolerant. By day 3 of using any opiate all euphoria is gone for me, but who cares? If someone is after euphoria there are far better drugs out there for that than opiates, thats for damn sure. Only a fool would use opiates, a physically addicting and expensive class of drugs, for euphoria, especially when that euphoria will only last a matter of days.
So why use opiates? Its called tranquility - dont confuse that with euphoria, theyre not at all the same. ALL opiates, including fentanyl, promote a profound sense of tranquility, a deep peace within the pit of your soul, calmness, relaxation, pure unrefined serenity. A feeling of emotional invincibility, a feeling of being wrapped inside the warmest and most protective blanket, a blanket that could only of been sewn by the hands of an angel.
Euphoria? Who gives a shit for euphoria, if you want euphoria, go pop some MDMA or smoke a joint. If you want peace on earth, go chase the dragon.
Fentanyl feels virtually indistinguishable from Hydromorphone, and Hydromorphone feels indistinguishable from Heroin. In Vancouvers free-heroin program, they would give veteran heroin addicts "blind" doses of Hydromorphone or Heroin, but not tell them which of the two they were receiving at the time. They then asked the addicts to guess, based on how it felt, wether they were just given Heroin or Hydromorphone. The study proved that the vast majority of veteran heroin addicts could not tell the difference between the feel of hydromorphone or heroin, infact, most of the time they guessed the hydromorphone dose was actually heroin, and vice versa.
Following this same concept, in a clandestine street study, veteran opiate users were given "blind" doses of oxycodone or hydromorphone. The thing was, both were actually equal doses of fentanyl (no oxycodone or hydromorphone was given to anyone). The users were then asked to guess wether the dose theyd just taken was oxycodone or hydromorphone, based on the feel. Not a single user trialed realized that what they had received was neither oxycodone or hydromorphone, nor did they realize they were given the exact same dosage of fentanyl everytime. Yet ALL the users would insist they could feel the difference and were certain they knew which dose was which of the two opiate options provided to them.
It just goes to show that no one can really tell the difference between fentanyl, heroin, hydromorphone, or oxycodone, and that all "differences" people think there are in the high, are actually placebo, differences perceived to be there because the person knows theyre taking a different opiate.
