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Opioids How long do u have to wait to take opiates after taking a subutec a day before...

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ADemonNamedRoxi

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i been on subutec for a couple months... i want to take a opiate... now do i have to wait 36 hours? or when i can i take it? do i have to wait a day... or how long so i dont waste it...

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dude this has been covered sooo many times already. you should try using the search engine.

There is no specific answer. Things such as mg and consecutive days of use have an affect, but still does not result in a definite answer. Some people can get high 6 hrs later, others take 36 hrs. It can be that, or anytime in between.

An 8mg pill will prob block opiates for 24+ hrs.
 
This is from the POSTING STANDARDS that anyone who posts in OD should read (link in my signature)-

Obviously OD covers a broad range of topics since it lumps in what is not included by BD and ADD. However, a lot of the material being posted can be found with very little effort on the original poster's part (OP). Questions such as:
* If I take suboxone 12 hours after taking heroin will I go into preciptated withdrawals?
* I have a 160mg oxycodone tolerance, will 50mg hydrocodone get me high?
* Does anyone notice the difference between brand names and generics?

All these questions have been answered countless times before, and it is for that reason that unless you cannot find the answer through searching, we will not be going over the same material ad nauseum. Of course if you have something new to add to a topic, then that is encouraged. But the repetitive, easy to research answers will not be answered just because people are too lazy to search themselves. Of course if you cant find an answer after searching, then ask away.
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We have had 9 suboxone mega threads where this is discussed quite a bit and dozens of people have asked this same question over and over again. You can easily find your answers looking in the suboxone mega threads or searching. Please do this before starting a thread that in this forum will make things very redundant for regular posters who try to help people.
 
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