Sublove here! Love to help w Opiate?'s

[Sublove]

Hello all! I have used Bluelight for years and decided to join now that I actually live a somewhat normal lifestyle. Over the past couple years I have been in and out of prison and rehab due to a rediculous opiate addiction that started with - you guessed it, a doctor's prescription of opiate pain killers. I was interested in pharmaceuticals even before I got addicted and have done a pretty good amount of research on pills & the like over the last decade including pharmacology, FDA info, law, history, etc. I wanted to be a pharmacist. Unfortunately that will never happen because in 2009 my habit became to much for me to finance and I robbed a pharmacy. I initially got away with it and actually had enough time to do all the drugs so at least my friends and I had a little "Fun" until some people snitched on me and I got caught and went to prison. If I can be of any help to anyone, feel free to ask me any ?'s about pills. Most of my knowledge is in the opiate, opioid, analgesic, and psych type pill categories. I also have a lot of knowledge about Heroin and Cocaine (Cultivation, refinement, etc.) Thanx to everyone on here for years of knowledge and I look forward to helping out myself and meeting new people - especially people in the NE ohio area.

 

[theotherside]

Welcome to Bluelight........opiate addiction is so much trouble, I always wish I never tried them. They make life tolerable when bad things happen, but they can cause dispair and every opiate user knows that no matter how hard you try w/d is just around the corner.

 

[Captain.Heroin]

Sorry to hear about the bad luck, although I don't believe it is right to rob a pharmacy, I definitely don't judge you for it, and actually would applaud you if it was one of THOSE pharmacies where they don't consenting adults like myself purchase insulin syringes. I think that anyone who doesn't want to do their job *and* help reduce the spread of HIV/Hep as a pharmacist by selling needles to IV drug users shouldn't be working in a pharmacy.

Welcome to Bluelight! I hope you enjoy it around here.

 

[Sublove]

It was a very stupid decision and of course I regret it, it has ruined my life! Yes it was a pharmacy that denies sales of insulin syringes - unless you buy your insulin there. Almost all pharmacies in my area quit selling them. Wal-mart around here sells whole boxes, they used to sell singles. K-Mart sells 10 packs, depending on the pharm. tech that is working (Sometimes you have to talk them into it). Marc's sells ten packs. Discount drug mart used to sell ten packs, however it has been years since I have been to one. Other than that, if your in NE Ohio, you may have a hard time buying them.

 

[Captain.Heroin]

It was a very stupid decision and of course I regret it, it has ruined my life! Yes it was a pharmacy that denies sales of insulin syringes - unless you buy your insulin there. Almost all pharmacies in my area quit selling them. Wal-mart around here sells whole boxes, they used to sell singles. K-Mart sells 10 packs, depending on the pharm. tech that is working (Sometimes you have to talk them into it). Marc's sells ten packs. Discount drug mart used to sell ten packs, however it has been years since I have been to one. Other than that, if your in NE Ohio, you may have a hard time buying them.

Awesome man. FUCK those stores. I am not going to use someone else's used insulin needle, but I have heard far too many people doing this. It should never happen that way because pharmacies fail to sell products to consenting adults.

The amount of people contracting and spreading Hep/HIV increase when there are no needle exchanges in a large area (large metropolis, or even state) and when pharmacies refuse to sell to adults.

It sickens me to think of it like this, and it certainly doesn't stop anyone from shooting dope.

I wish you the best in life!