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New user... Need some advice!!
- Thread starter Sweetpea7
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Swimmingdancer
Bluelight Crew
Hi Sweetpea7, welcome to Bluelight 
BDD is a harm reduction focussed forum, which means we aren't here to help you "get a good high" but to use drugs more safely. I would use these drugs on their own as opposed to mixing them. These could be a very dangerous mix. Especially since you have little drug experience and no tolerance, the only wise course of action would be to try small doses of these drugs separately. Methadone in particular is responsible for a lot of deaths in people who aren't tolerant to opioids and one you should be very careful with and avoid mixing with other CNS depressant drugs (and methadone stays in your body for a very long time, so just because you don't feel high anymore doesn't mean it's a good idea to take some Xanax). To be honest, I would just avoid the methadone, it's too risky for people who don't have any opioid tolerance, causes a serious physical dependence if you take it too often, and the high really isn't even that great for a lot of people. I am actually really shocked a doctor would prescribe you all these drugs, are you sure you didn't just mean you have access to these drugs? Did you want some advice for starting doses?
BDD is a harm reduction focussed forum, which means we aren't here to help you "get a good high" but to use drugs more safely. I would use these drugs on their own as opposed to mixing them. These could be a very dangerous mix. Especially since you have little drug experience and no tolerance, the only wise course of action would be to try small doses of these drugs separately. Methadone in particular is responsible for a lot of deaths in people who aren't tolerant to opioids and one you should be very careful with and avoid mixing with other CNS depressant drugs (and methadone stays in your body for a very long time, so just because you don't feel high anymore doesn't mean it's a good idea to take some Xanax). To be honest, I would just avoid the methadone, it's too risky for people who don't have any opioid tolerance, causes a serious physical dependence if you take it too often, and the high really isn't even that great for a lot of people. I am actually really shocked a doctor would prescribe you all these drugs, are you sure you didn't just mean you have access to these drugs? Did you want some advice for starting doses?
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Swimmingdancer
Bluelight Crew
No, we don't allow code words like "SWIM" or whatever, we like people to talk in plain language with proper drug names, it's just that we are focussed on helping you to get high safely as opposed to telling you how to get the most high, which in the case of these particular drugs could be very dangerous. The "best" high in my opinion is one that is not likely to kill you, and you should be able to get plenty of effects from using small doses of these drugs on their own. There is really no need to combine them.
You're in the right section. No worries. Posters here are just going to put your safety first, and you should too. From the experience you listed it sounds like you have little to no tolerance. This means that you don't want to combine CNS depressants at all as an overdose becomes very likely unless the individual is tolerant to both substances being taken. Even then, it's not what can exactly be termed safe.
As has been said, try one thing at a time and be sure to space them out adequately. Also avoid the methadone all together. Period. Even at a very low dose, it's going to be way too strong and you'll feel sick as opposed to good.
Welcome, regards, and stay safe.
-bronson
As has been said, try one thing at a time and be sure to space them out adequately. Also avoid the methadone all together. Period. Even at a very low dose, it's going to be way too strong and you'll feel sick as opposed to good.
Welcome, regards, and stay safe.
-bronson
Swimmingdancer
Bluelight Crew
I am confused, in your first post you said you had only done 3-4 Vicodin before, now you are saying you've tried all the drugs before and tried them in combination already? What doses and combinations did you try? And how many mg are in "2 dones" or "4 trams"? These drugs come in different strengths. We need to understand your experience and tolerance (if any) to drugs in order to give you proper advice. Please be careful
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jaspersilence
Bluelighter
I tell you this information from experience of being prescribed these drugs together...
Depends on doses,but soma and flexeril are muscle relaxers so take together in very low doses.Tramadol and Methadone would also be safe in low doses together.Xanax I have not much knowledge on..DO NOT OVER DO IT!!!Many people chase a high that cannot be reached.Also Soma and Tramadol I've been prescribed together.
Hm, funny contradiction, and this guy clearly doesn't get it. We can tell him our opinion but it's still a harm reduction forum.