Crimsonnclovers7
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Anyone recommend this?? if so where were you able to get the suboxone and how did you take it?? any input would be great right now! Thanks in advance!!!!!
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Bupe interested in doing a suboxone detox from ambien/soma...
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brutus
Bluelight Crew
You are interested in using bupe to quit taking Ambien/Soma? Bupe is an opiate, while the other two are not. I don't think it would help you to detox. Will you clarify what you meant? Also, read the rules, you can't ask where to obtain drugs.
Mr.Scagnattie
Bluelighter
Why would you take suboxone for ambien and soma...? They are totally different drugs. At best, it would do what benzos do for an opiate detox, which is just make you slightly more relaxed/comfortable.. but other than that it's not going to do anything.
bennyZA
Bluelighter
Yea, you start using subs you will become addicted to subs and that is a much, much worse thing to be addicted too. Terrible idea.
you get subs at a suboxone clinic but I'm pretty sure you need an opiate addiction lol. I here zdrugs can be nasty things to come off of, have the typical withdrawal syndrome as other GABA drugs, so your best bet would be to switch to a traditional benzo and then taper from there. I will say I take opiates about once a week in my benzo withdrawal and that night I sleep nice, though my tolerance is sky high (300 mg of oxy for my once a week all day high) and I do not take them for the purpose of sleeping better, I take them for the high and enjoy the good night sleep as an after effect. Either its not harm reduction and I don't advise it, get yourself a benzo.
STEROIDS4kids
Bluelighter
Someone i know was/is addicted to clonazepam and tried to get off it with suboxone (since in his own words) nothing else was available, well now that guy is a total wreck. Went from an "athlete" look straight into concentration camp mode. I saw him recently and it took him awhile to realize who i'm even though we've know each other for quite a while, so not a good idea...
If i was you i'd do a benzo taper or even phenibut would be a way better option to help you try and kick the drugs.
If i was you i'd do a benzo taper or even phenibut would be a way better option to help you try and kick the drugs.
InHerOwnWrite
Bluelighter
Hmmm... i know that stopping soma abruptly can be dangerous, but i can't see anything positive coming from using suboxone to quit soma/ambien. You should taper the soma and then stop completely, or better yet- if you are taking these meds because a doctor has prescribed them to you, meet with the dr, explain that you'd like to quit and ask for help with a taper schedule.
If you are not prescribed though, i'm sure some of us on bluelight could help you set up a tapering plan if you give us some details on your use. I.E. what is your usual dose, how long have you been taking them, how many do you have access to during the time you plan to quit, etc.
If you are not prescribed though, i'm sure some of us on bluelight could help you set up a tapering plan if you give us some details on your use. I.E. what is your usual dose, how long have you been taking them, how many do you have access to during the time you plan to quit, etc.
Sounds like he is still getting f'd up bad on benzos. No one is getting that messed up on Suboxone unless they are real opiate naive, or maybe it led him to heavier opiates. But being so blasted you don't recognize someone you know well is more likely from the benzos. I guess the plan to use suboxone didn't help stopping the clonaz, which would be expected.
ha, i was about to respond to that too. i was thinking maybe he's just going through the benzo withdrawal, which could materialize in all kinds of negative ways, e.g., loss of appetite, depersonalization, extreme anxiety, depression, confusion, etc. at any rate, it is almost certainly not due to taking the suboxone.