Its kind of ironic... getting on suboxone to stop abusing drugs, but then abusing suboxone which was prescribed to stop a abusing drugs. Why not just take a higher dose the proper way than trying to up bioavailability by snorting or giving subs?
Not bashing you guys I just think its ironic.
I think you misunderstand this whole situation. You should do some reading in the previous suboxone megathreads before you start making statements like that.
If you take a higher dose of suboxone it will lose its euphoric effects. Only doses UNDER 1-2mg's can cause euphoria/analgesia/etc....
Buprenorphine works better at lower doses because of its metabolite norbuprenorphine, which is a full agonist like heroin or oxy.
norbuprenorphine has a lower binding affinity to your receptors than buprenorphine does just like most other opiates....this is what causes it to kick any other opiates off of your recpectors when you take it
...so, when you take higher doses of buprenorphine(around 4 mg's or more give or take)...this fills all your receptors up with buprenorphine and leaves no room for the metabolite norbuprenorphine to bind.
but when you take small doses of suboxone....all the buprenorphine fills all the receptors it can until there is no more bupe...but since you took a small dose, you still have open receptors with no bupe on them....this allows the norbuprenorphine(full agonist) to bind to those open receptors, causing some euphoria because its a full agonist as compared to bupenorphine which is only a partial agonist.
Everyone is different and everyone must find there "sweet spot", so to speak, concerning the amount of low dose suboxone to take....you want to take a small amount so that you can still have receptors available for the full agonist norbuprenorphine...but not too small so that your leaving receptors unfilled with neither bupe or norbupe.....understand?
Its alot more complicated than what you obviously think this situation is.
I also dont necessarily IV my suboxone....i do all different types of administration. Just depends on what result I want. theres nothing wrong with IV'ing suboxone as long as you know what your doing...
I recommend doing some more research on the subject so you can know more about what your typing.
***Im also not addicted to my suboxone like how EVERYONE is who take it in higher doses. Because im on a low dose, i can stop taking it ANYTIME with no withdrawals. I think that all those people who take high dose suboxone and who cant get off of it without a LOOOONG taper...those are the people that are "abusing" suboxone more than I am. Those are the people who are addicted to there medication....not me. I live my life happy and enjoy the effects I have taught myself to obtain from low dose suboxone....just because I have knowledge of a bettter way of using a medication, doesnt mean im abusing anything. In fact MORE people should be taking suboxone like me.