€lixir£lask: Ty, cdin, you rock

... Some thankfully awesome points that you just made, my friend... especially since you briefly elaborated on the 'enhancement role' that inhibiting CYP enzymatic metabolism can play by strengthening the properties of the original parental compound(s), in order to give it more 'legs' {i.e.: or, more bang'z for ones' buck'z

}, which I am relatively certain is •much• appreciated info for those readers here that are currently seeking to learn more, being less uninitiated knowledgeably as you are & who may still be quite new to all of this.
All that being said, I will take it one step further, to expound on the vitally important data that you just took the time to have courteously touched upon by provisioning it for them:
1. Oxycodone is metabolized {in part} by cytochrome P450 2D6 to oxymorphone, which represents less than 15% of the total administered dose, •regardless• of what ROA is utilized to administer it.
Source(s):
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.practicalpainmanagement.com/amp/416
2. Most opioids undergo extensive first-pass metabolism in the liver before entering the systemically. First-pass metabolism, is a process which occurs •only• when the ROA is administered orally, and •dramatically• reduces the bioavailability of the opioid.
3. Oxycodone is •extensively• metabolized hepatically {through the liver} and 10% of the dose is excreted unchanged in urine in adults, however the •majority• of the metabolites are excreted through one's urine {and if someone knew an easy method of how to •ever• reclaim that 10% would make that same someone into a near instant millionaire}, but any such DIY process to successfully perform that extraction {with the nasty exception of chugging ones' own piss or perhaps even by evapping the liquidated urine down into a dried crystalized powder to consume *blech*}, remains as being still unknown, ~or at least it's still not •yet• known, to the very best of my existing knowledge.
Sources: l., 1996; Lalovic et al., 2006), (Lalovic et al., 2006).Jan 5, 2012
https://www.frontiersin.org › full
Summarily, I believe that this data that I've just illustrated, is evidenciary enough to prove beyond any further shadow of a doubt, by my own research {which is likewise backed by the respectably accepted listed sources of extrapolated information I have both found & above listed}, to reasonably disprove the many numerous claims made, that have indicated that the oral ROA of oxycodone is the most efficient way to best utilize its' active properties for both its' either analgesic and/or recreational purposes. Personally, I would think that sublingual is the best manner to have it home administered, since I do not advocate the use of IV or IM usage.
∞ €lixir£lask ∞
{I have been a Blue light lurker for •many• years now, and as a retired surgical first assistant & physician's assistant for well over half of my life, I possess both the experience & knowledge required to make all of the statements that I have just made, in what is my first ever Bluelight illustrative debate to disprove an otherwise accepted theory that I have found to be incorrect.} It
's just good to be here...