You realize that if Oral is your MOA, might be a waste of your time. I am not trying be an advertisement for oxymorphone pills, and it sounds like you are a bit enthusiastic to hear about their strength. Also....
1. very expensive. They have become less expensive throughout the years, but are still quite costly. I remember my monthly was $1400 about 5 years ago, with insurance I was still paying about $250 for them. I think without insurance, they still run in the hundreds for say 90 20mg pills.
2. the plastic variety is what you may end up with if you are not paying attention. (even dedicated Oral users are having issues getting the med properly into the blood stream). Our digestion can vary with age, lifelong diet, among many factors. Stories have been tossed around about people seeing almost the whole pill show up in their stool. I myself have not verified this personally, but I think it is more truth than fiction. I don't think our systems were designed for such synthetic bindings.
I also have this philosophy, be it twisted or levelheaded....you tell me. But I think people over a certain age should be allowed more freedoms with pain meds. Less so for the under 40 set. I realize that people under 40 can have massive pain issues as any 70 year old might. But there is so much more to consider unless that 'young' person is on their death bed. If you plan on living with as much hassle free life as you can grasp, and you have a lot more time left.....let me tell you, opiates will impinge on that endeavor. In so many ways. Not only that but you will hit 35 feeling and looking more like 55. I realize there are a few folks who can ride this thing and still come out looking okay, but that is the minority.
