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Opioids DIPHENHYDRAMINE and Percocet (oxycodone)

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looked around the forums and coudnt find an answer. SO I seen DIPHENHYDRAMINE can boost a Percocet High. I did a total of 90mg tonight all sniffed. Took the last 30mg 1.5hrs ago. If I took some DIPHENHYDRAMINE now would it boost it still?
 
All it would do is help the 'nod' if thats what your looking for, its also an anti-histamine...Theres a very fine line between the 'nod' and OD territory..tread carefully.

We aren't here to help you get high.
 
It will make you NOD MORE. In fact if you have low tolerance, you may nod off to sleep. Drowsy anti-histamines like Diph just add sedation to the high. You will not get a more euphoric or potentiation effect. It will be be pure synergy, obviously there are some anti-histamines that do potentiate opiates if taken before-hand (prometh and codeine come to mind).
 
I frequently pair diphenhydramine with opiates/opioids, (my DOC is heroin, used intranasally, though I do quite enjoy oxycodone, oxymorphone and hydrocodone on occasion), as a potentiator. The "nod" is one of my favorite things about the opiate high, and regardless of my use of opiates, I frequently use diphenhydramine anyway, due to allergies and as a sleep-aid. As the others said, it really just increases the potential for a nod and a "better" nod, HOWEVER, one should most definitely be extremely careful, especially if one has a low opiate tolerance or has not really taken diphenhydramine before, because you don't want to overdose, and with all potentiators, especially when used by someone with a low tolerance to either drug, the risk of overdose is greatly increased when they are used in conjunction. PLEASE, be careful. Don't feel cocky thinking that diphenhydramine isn't a powerful drug, because like I said, it can increase the potential of an overdose when used with opiates/opioids.
 
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