fullycaffeinated
Bluelighter
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- Apr 17, 2012
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One thing worth mentioning is that the frequency of use can play a factor as to how long it will take you to go into withdrawals. I went a LONG time (3 years) where it took me a solid 48 (!) hours to get sick. The most I EVER used was once a day. Once I started using multiple times a day though, that sped up to 24 hours, then eventually about 12. I also find that sleep is a factor. If I wait 12 hours during the day, it may not be long enough, but if that 12 hours is overnight, I can pretty much count on waking up sick enough to take bupe.
There are no set times that anyone can guarantee will keep you out of precipitated withdrawals. It's all about knowing YOUR body and YOUR symptoms and patterns, not an arbitrary amount of time. The COWS sheet is best. It forces you to honestly assess symptoms, as opposed to going by how you expect to feel after X amount of time.
There are no set times that anyone can guarantee will keep you out of precipitated withdrawals. It's all about knowing YOUR body and YOUR symptoms and patterns, not an arbitrary amount of time. The COWS sheet is best. It forces you to honestly assess symptoms, as opposed to going by how you expect to feel after X amount of time.