Sentience
Bluelighter
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Opiates in general are more sedating....especially at high doses, they all give you the nod or worse. Still, Oxycodone is widely considered to be less sedating and more stimulating when compared to Morphine or Hydrocodone. I know that I subjectively feel more alert on a moderate dose of oxycodone than I do on a moderate dose of morphine.
So the question is this....What opiates would you say are the most sedating, which opiates (along with oxycodone) do you find to be a little 'edgier' or more stimulating at smaller to moderate doses, and which ones would you rate as somewhere in between?
I believe this question is relevant to harm reduction because studying the subjective response to drugs may help us understand the differences in how drugs affect people....such as being aware that you would get the nod on morphine sooner than you would on oxy might be useful in evaluating how high somebody is based on how they are talking or describing their own state...
If you like, you may also create a grading scale between the opiates you are familiar with, or you can clump them together into basic categories.
So the question is this....What opiates would you say are the most sedating, which opiates (along with oxycodone) do you find to be a little 'edgier' or more stimulating at smaller to moderate doses, and which ones would you rate as somewhere in between?
I believe this question is relevant to harm reduction because studying the subjective response to drugs may help us understand the differences in how drugs affect people....such as being aware that you would get the nod on morphine sooner than you would on oxy might be useful in evaluating how high somebody is based on how they are talking or describing their own state...
If you like, you may also create a grading scale between the opiates you are familiar with, or you can clump them together into basic categories.

