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Opioids BuTrans patches (buprenorphine)
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Ohayou
Bluelighter
Do you mean the 20mcg/hr patches?
And no, I think the bupe high sucks. It's the most stimulating opioid I have ever taken, and the high really isn't all that special IME, and I've been on the stuff forever.
And no, I think the bupe high sucks. It's the most stimulating opioid I have ever taken, and the high really isn't all that special IME, and I've been on the stuff forever.
obscure
Bluelighter
It's terrible, I was on them for a month and then switched back to something worthwhile. There's no high, like any patch. The only reason I would use them is if I ran out of everything else and didn't want to go through WDs.
Bupe blows it doesn't do jack shit for a high unless you have no opiate tolerance. If you have a low opiate tolerance bupe can make you feel high.. not exactly so much in a noddy way like oxy but you will have energy and be up and about and alert..a hoenymoon phase depending how low you can keep your dose.
If you want to get legitimacy high take the 20mg oxycodone pill and you will have a full agonist hitting those sweet dopamine receptors. You will be nodding out fucking all night long if yuo take that shit orally (again i am assuming you have no tolerance). 20mg should be the max you take any more you could get sick. 20mg might be pushign it you might wanna only take 15mg..but I took 30 my 1st times never threw up. My friend threw up the a few times sniffing a 30 when we first started back in the day.
Take bupe and you haev a gay little partial agonist.. lol. I love bupe but I take it for maintanence. It does not get me high one bit...there is absolutely no compulsion with bupe.. I can make my script last so long. Give me a script of oxy watch it disappear. Bupe just doesnt have that dopamine release that dope does..tha tmake syuo wanna get high so bad,
If you want to get legitimacy high take the 20mg oxycodone pill and you will have a full agonist hitting those sweet dopamine receptors. You will be nodding out fucking all night long if yuo take that shit orally (again i am assuming you have no tolerance). 20mg should be the max you take any more you could get sick. 20mg might be pushign it you might wanna only take 15mg..but I took 30 my 1st times never threw up. My friend threw up the a few times sniffing a 30 when we first started back in the day.
Take bupe and you haev a gay little partial agonist.. lol. I love bupe but I take it for maintanence. It does not get me high one bit...there is absolutely no compulsion with bupe.. I can make my script last so long. Give me a script of oxy watch it disappear. Bupe just doesnt have that dopamine release that dope does..tha tmake syuo wanna get high so bad,
Znegative
Bluelight Crew
I think that if you have a low tolerance to opiates/opioids, buprenorphine can give you a high just like any other full agonist (though it will last a lot longer). I took 4 mg of suboxone with no tolerance and it felt almost exactly like oxycodone, except it was a little bit more stimulating.
Buprenorphine is not an ideal opioid to abuse recreationally though, because it is
1) super potent, and will jack your tolerance up with repeated use
2)because depending on the dose you take, it can block other opioids for a few days
It should also be mentioned, though fairly obvious, that buprenorphine can cause precipitated withdrawal, if you take it too soon after your last dose of a full agonist. precipitated withdrawal within the context of buprenorphine has NOTHING to do with naloxone, it is the buprenorphine itself that knocks other opiates off of the receptor's
Buprenorphine is not an ideal opioid to abuse recreationally though, because it is
1) super potent, and will jack your tolerance up with repeated use
2)because depending on the dose you take, it can block other opioids for a few days
It should also be mentioned, though fairly obvious, that buprenorphine can cause precipitated withdrawal, if you take it too soon after your last dose of a full agonist. precipitated withdrawal within the context of buprenorphine has NOTHING to do with naloxone, it is the buprenorphine itself that knocks other opiates off of the receptor's