K'd-OUT-in-AZ
Bluelighter
I've just always been weary about putting something up my ass, nothing personal
Whoops, I didn't mean to type that twice. I'm aware that putting things up your ass doesn't mean your gay, I'm just uncomfortable doing it.
And for hydromorphone, I think IV'd it gives the most "powerful" rush out of all the opiates, but I think Heroin gives the "best" rush if that makes any sense. The rush from Hydromorphone is so quick lived. Heroin continues to go on for about 4-6 hours, well at least that is how long it goes before I need to shoot up again (when I was hooked).
^i had a friend in the hospital who was quite disappointed when they "downgraded" (his word) his pain med from IV hydro to IV morphine. he did not comprehend it when she told him the shot would was slightly different medicine, and he was yelling at her to come back because he wanted "the other stuff."Morphine and all it's ester salts provide the best high
^i had a friend in the hospital who was quite disappointed when they "downgraded" (his word) his pain med from IV hydro to IV morphine. he did not comprehend it when she told him the shot would was slightly different medicine, and he was yelling at her to come back because he wanted "the other stuff."
also, there seem to be quite a bit a people on here who say they prefer IV opana over dope. i would say less than people who say they prefer dope, but my point is they exist.
Your friend is the exception, not the rule. Double-blind studies have shown that morphine sulfate and morphine diacetate ("heroin") are preferred over any other opioid which they were compared to - in one study they were compared to hydromorphone, oxycodone, fentanyl, and meperidine/pethidine. This is usually the case, anyway.
The thing with hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, and oxymorphone is that they were made to be improvements on what they had - which was only morphine and it's salts, so basically all they had was morphine in different forms like morphine diacetate (heroin - a quicker acting form of morphine), nicomorphine (which is morphine dinicotinate), morphine hydrochloride, morphine hydrobromide, morphine sulfate, and a number of other morphine salts and morphine prodrugs.
Hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, and oxymorphone were improvements because they had a milder side effect profile than morphine sulfate and all the other salts and morphine prodrugs at equianalgesic doses. They produced less respiratory depression, less nausea and vomiting, less histamine-related effects, constipation, sedation, euphoria, and effects across the board were less intense. They were "cleaner" drugs that had lesser dependence liability due to the fact that their side effect profile was less intense at equianalgesic doses.
Your friend is the exception, not the rule. Double-blind studies have shown that morphine sulfate and morphine diacetate ("heroin") are preferred over any other opioid which they were compared to - in one study they were compared to hydromorphone, oxycodone, fentanyl, and meperidine/pethidine. This is usually the case, anyway.
The thing with hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, and oxymorphone is that they were made to be improvements on what they had - which was only morphine and it's salts, so basically all they had was morphine in different forms like morphine diacetate (heroin - a quicker acting form of morphine), nicomorphine (which is morphine dinicotinate), morphine hydrochloride, morphine hydrobromide, morphine sulfate, and a number of other morphine salts and morphine prodrugs.
Hydrocodone, oxycodone, hydromorphone, and oxymorphone were improvements because they had a milder side effect profile than morphine sulfate and all the other salts and morphine prodrugs at equianalgesic doses. They produced less respiratory depression, less nausea and vomiting, less histamine-related effects, constipation, sedation, euphoria, and effects across the board were less intense. They were "cleaner" drugs that had lesser dependence liability due to the fact that their side effect profile was less intense at equianalgesic doses.