Oxymorphone
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"Oxymorphone",
Yes, I don't want to waste the pills -- I'm running out of Dilaudid (only got about 18mg. left). I have never IV'd; had heard a lot of stories of starting and not being able to stop, eg., heroin. I'm not going to start. So, regardless of the addictive potential or lack of, of respective meds, I'm not going to do that. Course, if I was f'd up and had a needle handy, I just might. Hell, I used to smoke crack addictively, but I never ended up banging powder.
I don't want to snort it b/c I imagine that I'll do too much (6mg's) and just vomit again. I've snorted pills before such as Xanax, but I'm not experienced with dosages for ROA with Dilaudid. Guess I'll take about 6mg's Dilaudid and ram it up the poop shoot. Glad I happen to have a few latex gloves around. lol. Hopefully, that will do it. I need to get high. This may not be appropriate to say, but the alternative lately have been thoughts of suicide due to major depression. ANd, yes, I'm on a couple of different anti-depressants, but they have ceased to work well. Guess that happens when you've been taking them for 21 years. The doc knows and we're working on a solution. In the meanwhile................
Do you have any other thoughts or things I need to know about "going South" with the pills? Do I just stick them in?
Thanks, T.
If you don't IV now then don't, you're right.
Rubber gloves? Haha, Jesus no. You dissolve the pills in water then normally suck it up with a syringe without a needle, insert, and spray it in. If you don't have a syringe you could probably use something like a small eye-drop bottle (clean it out, enlarge the hole so solution sprays out, pour the dilaudid solution in, insert, spray). A nasal spray bottle would probably work too they are just larger. Search for the plugging FAQ/megathread.
Also you said you were worried about taking too much intranasally- plugging/rectal has a higher bioavailability, probably somewhere around 80% so it is 2-3 times as strong as oral, so reduce your dose accordingly.