Opioids Codeine allergies & a Interest in Heroin

[InHerOwnWrite]

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oh la la, you sound like the panic brigade...

of course it is possible to use heroin responsibly, but i gotta question why you're doing it in the first place- you have almost no opiate experience so i would second your idea to try out some weaker ones first.

 

[JimmyCocks]

op, use your head kid.

try and Oxy or a blue perc. you never know what your getting in H, especially off the street.
just my 2 cents

 

[SilverDC4]

the reason i wanted to do it was caus it sounded really appealing and its there. i was just seeing if it was a sure thing id have an allergic reaction to all other opiates. but youre right im sticking with the yayo and the ganja..... and if i get the chance i may dabble into the weaker opiates... i came on here to get some more info and i did

 

[muvolution]

I would disagree with the two posts above the OP's last post.
oxyCODONE and hydroCODONE are much more likely to cause an allergic reaction in someone allergic to codeine, whereas the morphone's/morphines will be relatively safe.

Try a scratch test - try using a sterile razor blade to scratch some skin off your arm until it is raw/ almost bleeding then rub a tiny bit of H on it and see if you react. (I would also throw some ice (not meth, frozen water) on top (in a bag) to keep the swelling from the scratch test down.
If you do have a reaction it will most likely be anaphalactic, so an epi pen would be of great use. Since most people aren't wilderness EMT certified, you can pick up an EPI inhaler OTC under the brand name Primatene and it will work relatively well for self or buddy rescue, but there is NO SUBSTITUTE for having a friend there and the phone nearby.
If you have considered all risks and want to try this, just go for it, more people started their opiate addictions on weak opiates rather than strong ones such as heroin right off the bat. Rush Limbaugh anyone?