Have YOU experienced precipitated WD's from IV Suboxone w/ no other opiates in you?
We were recently discussing this topic in this thread, and had wanted to get a poll going in there, but I figure it is deserving of its own thread.
So for those of you that have IV'd Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) with no other opiates in your system, did you experience precipitated withdrawals, or no? We all know that taking suboxone will put you into precipitated wd if you have other opiates already occupying your receptors, no matter the ROA. The naloxone is said to be a deterrent for those that wish to IV the suboxone, but let's see what you all have to say.
A poll would be would be fantastic. And remember, the question isn't about going into precipitated withdrawal if you took the suboxone too soon after other opiates, this is strictly about IVing the suboxone after waiting the appropriate amount of time, or IVing it after administering it using nasal, sublingual, plugging, or any other ROAs.
Along with your answer, please include the dose, and any other relevant information.
We were recently discussing this topic in this thread, and had wanted to get a poll going in there, but I figure it is deserving of its own thread.
So for those of you that have IV'd Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) with no other opiates in your system, did you experience precipitated withdrawals, or no? We all know that taking suboxone will put you into precipitated wd if you have other opiates already occupying your receptors, no matter the ROA. The naloxone is said to be a deterrent for those that wish to IV the suboxone, but let's see what you all have to say.
A poll would be would be fantastic. And remember, the question isn't about going into precipitated withdrawal if you took the suboxone too soon after other opiates, this is strictly about IVing the suboxone after waiting the appropriate amount of time, or IVing it after administering it using nasal, sublingual, plugging, or any other ROAs.
Along with your answer, please include the dose, and any other relevant information.
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