^Me too, I have every number but 7 and now I want to know.
Haha right my cbt counselor has friend who is rep for reckitt that I've spoke to b4 so will ask him next week to call him if I can't find anything on Google, will certainly update
^Me too, I have every number but 7 and now I want to know.
No, I got on it really to help with my cravings because I cannot be shooting heroin ATM, I need to be present for my family right now, I was just kind of disappointed that 6mg didn't do much for me. In the end I took another 6 and i felt some minor euphoria. I understand the whole less is more thing but looking back that only works after you stabilize on a dose (then you can become to taper down). In the beginning I think due to my heavy heroin use (even though its been a week without any, just some kratom) I still have a tolerance, tomorrow I'm going to try taking 8mg in the morning.
I took 4mg sublingually which didn't do much for me and just plugged 2mg very sloppily with an eye dropper...Advicve
Hey guys, I've got a simple question that after hours of searching and reading the sub/bupe threads have not found the answer to, though its a general pharmacology question, just happens I am asking it about the Suboxone strips.
Do you take the bioavailability if ROA into account when calculating the blood concentration levels versus half-life?
For example, if I am taking my strips sub-lingually, most literature seems to say the bioavailability is about 30%. Am I taking .3mg if I am only putting a 1mg piece of strip beneath my tongue? If that's the case, should I factor that into my calculations when trying to determine current blood concentration of Bupe when measured by a generic half-life time? (say, 36 hours for most people)
So, basically, if I use a 1mg piece sub-lingually, when I want to calculate blood concentration do I use the numerical value for the dosage taken as 1mg or should I be using .3mg?
Certain opiates give me this problem. Pretty much morphine no other similar ones, possibly heroin, methadone, and I honestly think the suboxone is causing the same issue a bit. It could be your body not tolerating the minor amount of nalaxone that's not present in the subutex. People get nausea and headaches so I'm sure this skin allergy side effects possible.Does anybody know if Suboxone Film name brand (R&B) changed their formula in anyway the FILM in particular?? I've been prescribed suboxone before in 2011-2013. Went to rehab admitted myself to kick suboxone but insurance only covered 2 weeks so i left still in detox and got back on subs unfortunate i know.
I recently just got back into a outpatient treatment (methadone/subutex & suboxone center) a week ago to get off suboxone once again (i've been clean for almost 3 years only had one slip up) and im so close to being off (down to no more than 2mg a day sometimes .5mg or 1mg depending the day.. but i've been getting subutex and the suboxone pill form from SWIM... well the doctor prescribed me 7 8 mg/2mg naloxone name brand (weeks supply, overprescribed me but meh i got extra) so i finished up my subutex and as soon as i took the Film strip (1mg), my forearms broke out within 30 minutes in rashes/hives... bumps and very red (not blood red but tomato kinda). I asked the nurse & doctor they said just use cream as long as its not affecting your physical ability or breathing .. but it gets worse as i take it daily it seems.. I also am on Klonopin 2mg 1 a day and Adderall 10mg.. IVE NEVER had this problem with the film so i am very curious about this. Hope someone knows or can help..