Fentanyl Patch 25MCG

[Midazle]

Don't mess with Fentanyl DON"T MESS WITH FENTANYL. Two kids from my highschool dead from it because its very potent and people don't understand how it works, especially the patch which is the most common. I had a decent oxy tolerance and my doc put me on 50mcg/hour patch, next day my whole body was numb and I was nodding off in psychology class, a couple hours later I was nodding so hard that stimulants couldn't keep me awake so I took the patch off and after a month of begging I switched to Hydromorphone ER. If you know what your doing its fine but its more complex than the others. If Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, Morphine, etc. are to Clonazepam, Diazepam, Lorazepam then Fentanyl is to a cocktail of Propofol and/or Versed (Midazolam). Safe when used in an educated way but I really really think people need to understand dosing of opiates beyond "yeah about 30mg of oxy gets me a good buzz", I looked up guidelines on websites via conversation tables and guidelines for anesthesiologists so I knew what a safe and dangerous dose was. I swear I've seen one or two too many threads that say "I just scored fentanyl" and then some time later we hear from a Mod or someone that the person OD'd and died...

 

[jippytheclown]

I have done lots of fentanyl patches. They always came off as soon as I started nodding. I wanted to wake up, not die. They are incredibly powerful and dangerous. I could use one 100mcg patch on and off for a week then gave my leftovers to a friend who used em for days (less tolerance than I).

 

[Morphling]

Codeine and tramadol are generally considered to be equianalgesic but tramadol possesses SNRI properties and the pharmacological profiles are quite different.

FYI that is a really random question to put in a thread about something so totally different.

 

[Cadamec]

Not only is the zone you are aiming for so small (and missing a little bit big equals unconsciousness) the high when successfully reached is short and not very pleasurable.

Ampola is correct. Do not attempt to abuse the patch, alter it, or do something to make it absorb more or block the liver from doing it's job. Lying in bed trying to make sure you keep keep breathing is not enjoyable.