rocklobster
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Opana and Fentora did not the get benefit of FDA claiming Oxycontin was unabusable at first, and thus, they will not have nearly as many people abusing (or even knowing about them).
TR_606 said:I don't get it...One day they are talking about making OXY unslammable, then the next drugs such as OPANA and FENTORA are being released - which are definitly more dangerous and just as easily abusable as OXY is now.
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euphoricnod said:If the beads were different like the narcan was in one color and the oxy was in another I'd just seperate them and do the oxy. They'd have to make it part of the same pill
rebo said:I discovered last year, that in the center of some generic ocs, is a dose of narcan. If the structure of the pill is left intact, the coating layer on the narcan will remain undisturbed, therefore there will be no effect. However, when the crush is done, the narcan is released. This actually is not conjecture, but an actual report that I will back 100% I am not aware if there would be any consequence to merely shaving off the outer (pink, green, etc) coating from the tablet. It would seem that the narcan integrity would remain intact, therefore you would still have a slightly faster release, with a chance of obtaining an actual high. There are not two different types of pills, however a dose of narcan WITHIN the tablet. If administered whole, you will not notice any difference whatsoever
ktx49 said:there IS an ingredient(NON active) added to the 80mg generic OC made by ENDO Pharms that is contained inside a small bead type thing in the center of their version of OC 80mgs....it is not narcan but ive heard it IS placed there as a deterent to abuse because this ingredient causes burning and discomfort when it is crushed and snorted/chewed....
BigBenn said:I have been reading lately that pharmaceutical manufacturers/developers are considering compounding their painkillers with capsaisin.
If you arn't familiar with capsaisin it is the major player in the spicy taste. Imagine sniffing 3 chili peppers when you sniff a pill... not nice... in fact... hell.
Ingested orally, capsaisin has little effect, particularly at lower concentrations. Although, shitting capsaisin is uncomfortable in my experiences.
I have never understood, and still don't, why people lie online, unless by "discovered last year" you mean "found some report about future possibilites or possibly dreamed it up one night" as opposed to "come across."rebo said:I discovered last year, that in the center of some generic ocs, is a dose of narcan. If the structure of the pill is left intact, the coating layer on the narcan will remain undisturbed, therefore there will be no effect. However, when the crush is done, the narcan is released. This actually is not conjecture, but an actual report that I will back 100% I am not aware if there would be any consequence to merely shaving off the outer (pink, green, etc) coating from the tablet. It would seem that the narcan integrity would remain intact, therefore you would still have a slightly faster release, with a chance of obtaining an actual high. There are not two different types of pills, however a dose of narcan WITHIN the tablet. If administered whole, you will not notice any difference whatsoever
ktx49 said:im sorry but i call BULLSHIT on this one...
first of all, once they add NARCAN or NALAXONE to the oxycontin it can NO LONGER BE SOLD UNDER THE BRAND NAME "OxyContin" or even a generic version of OC....reason being, once it contains another ACTIVE ingredient, it becomes a new formulation and different medicine just like the difference between suboxone(nalaxone) and subutex(no nalaxone).
they can change inactive ingredients and fillers all they want, but once they added ANY sort of active ingredient to the pill like narcan, it would no longer be the same medicine.
sorry man but you're wrong. also they way you described the setup of the pill w/narcan makes NO sense...flawed to say the least as it wouldnt work.
there IS an ingredient(NON active) added to the 80mg generic OC made by ENDO Pharms that is contained inside a small bead type thing in the center of their version of OC 80mgs....it is not narcan but ive heard it IS placed there as a deterent to abuse because this ingredient causes burning and discomfort when it is crushed and snorted/chewed....
maybe thats what ur thinking of? again, its not ACTIVE and its certainly not narcan/any opiate antagonist.
Unfortunately drug companies must also listen to the money when it comes to lawsuits over overdose/addiction.yummy22 said:If they do this they are gonna lose a lot of money, so I'm guessing they won't. I mean come on, do you really think that these huge pharmaceutical companies give a shit if people abuse their products? Hell no they don't.... they care far more about money, and I think that's what will be the deciding factor when they make a decision about it.
yummy22 said:If they do this they are gonna lose a lot of money, so I'm guessing they won't.
rebo said:"This was bioassay based posting. It wasn't a 'stinging sensation', it was absolutely an opiod antagonist. Give me some time to get a patent # on the new formulation, & I'll get you your proof in black & white. Take a look at the formulation for Bronkaid from 2002, and then look at anything past 2005 (use the patent #, there are certain inactives (ie peg) that do NOT need to be listed.) I'm afraid that INDEED the same brand of pharmecuetical can indeed consist of slightly varied formularies. I tend to not post erroneous info, but I am still only bluelighter, so I can understand your reluctance to take what I say at face value. If need be, give me several months & some empty time with the schools eqpt, and I will have someone qualified run a GC test on it if you'd like....