the rush is fantastic its just that the high afterwards leaves it a less desired drug than most other opiates
I think that is the general concensus (sp?). I have been prescribed this drug for the last 5 years or so (can't remember exactly), but anyways, I have tried every ROA there is (except snorting because I know it is a waste).
IV is obviously hands down the best (only ROA I use other than oral for the contins) but 2nd best is plugging. It actually isn't bad but you don't get that rush that makes the stuff soooo damned addicting (at least to me). I use plugging when I run out of IR's and can't afford H. (when I'm desperate in otherwords).
It doesn't have the after effects of H (although the rush is better than H IMO) but I find if you have enough to do several shots (in the beginning 24mg's used to get me absolutely wasted with a bit of weed and perhaps a benzo or 2....not for beginners...I've been using for a long time....unfortunetly).
The best advice I can give is run. Run far.
Now I find I can sit in my 'spot' and IV one shot after the other and believe me, if you have enough you will get just as wasted as H eventually. I've been nodding so hard I cut my forehead on the corner of the table and still was shooting. I is a bit like the crack of opiates because of that rush. Of course there is only a certain 'window of opportunity' to get the rush. You need to wait until you are in w/d and shoot and you will get the most incredible whole body rush (like described earlier in the thread.....the legs and everywhere)....amazing.
Just this am I slept in and woke up in w/d. I shot and said to myself 'nothing should feel that good'.
In short , on the other end of addiction, it is no joke. Opiate addiction is not fun and sooner or later the enevitable happens and you will need to stop.
That is when one will realize what a mistake it was.
Be safe with the stuff. As a side note, I've been filtering just with a cotton filter we can get at the needle exchanges up here in the great white north and so far I'm fine. I have hep c (from the 70's when we didn't have needle exchanges..yes I'm old) and my liver has been apparently unaffected by this. I just had a biopsy done and it is the same as it was 6 years ago...what a relief, as I was expecting the worst.
Therefore I draw the conclusion that dillies are one of the 'safest' pills to IV.