I have tried oxy many different ways and still i dont know why people think its so awesome. I am always all itchy and dry and all bugged out. Not to mention i cant fall asleep and the worst of all i always feel like i am going to puke my stomach out. It has these phase where you feel like you intestines are going to come up your throat. Anyway i know it may be just my body not reacting with it well but if other people feel this way let me know. Thanks
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Not liking the affects of Oxycontin
- Thread starter Droop
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Well there are certain biochemically unfortunate people who simply do not respond well to oxy, and though the FBI and the DEA are currently working together to prove that these very people are in fact alien beings from the planet I SUCK, there is no reason to keep pushing yourself to enjoy a drug that the rest of us would love to take off your hands.
If the itching bothers you, take an antihistamine beforehand. Many people find that oxy simply knocks them on their ass too hard, so try taking the pill orally without breaking the time release...as for the puking, you should let yourself puke, you'll feel better afterwards.
If the itching bothers you, take an antihistamine beforehand. Many people find that oxy simply knocks them on their ass too hard, so try taking the pill orally without breaking the time release...as for the puking, you should let yourself puke, you'll feel better afterwards.
AciD KaT
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oh well, guess ur body's just not built for handling such a drug, some people just cant handle it and i guess ur one of those people...but i agree with tonedeff..id be happy to take em off ur hands also, cause i think oxy is super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EvilSpaceMonk
Bluelighter
Maybe you should try a lower dosage.
In my case, with percocet, I completely hated it the first time. And that's swallowing 10 mgs of oxycodone. Nothing compared to what you're taking. It completely floored me, I was hot, and nauseous. BUT...
It grew on me. And though I didn't like it as much as other things I've done, if I had a larger supply, I could see myself really getting into it. And oxycontin for that matter.
In my case, with percocet, I completely hated it the first time. And that's swallowing 10 mgs of oxycodone. Nothing compared to what you're taking. It completely floored me, I was hot, and nauseous. BUT...
It grew on me. And though I didn't like it as much as other things I've done, if I had a larger supply, I could see myself really getting into it. And oxycontin for that matter.
AdditionMan
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I didn't like opiates either my first couple of times. I then started to combine them with other drugs like speed and alcohol and I took them for better reasons. I started off taking opiates to get fucked up and party. But i usually got drowsy/sick/ or didnt feel much of the affects. If I wanna party with them, i just combine them with speed or alcohol. Now though, i use them for better purposes, like after a speed comedown, or wanting to sit home and chill at night. I think first you have to recognize the affects, then work with them. Opiates aren't for everyone and everything. But they can be for everything once you learn how to use em.
Grand Master of Somniferon
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If you decide that you absolutly don't like them, then sell them...Many ppl will pay for them, and consider themselves lucky to find someone in possesion of them.
Thanks alot for your replies guys. I know i am fortunate to have access to these drugs so don't think im not. Last night i drank a good number of beer with 3\20mg tablets of oxycontin and it felt pretty good at first, but later in the night the puking and sleep side affects started to hit. I can see why alot of people love the drug because of the warm floaty feeling and i dont have a problem with that. Its just the side affects that i dont like. I have infact made a shitload of money selling oxy, so thats a positive. And don't worry about not having access to it because one of your etard friends will break their leg pretty soon and you'll get what you want. Have fun being happy. Later
zorn
Bluelighter
You may just not like opioids. You might also be what's called a "CYP2D6 poor metabolizer"... people with this condition have realitvely minimal effect from codeine; I am uncertain whether this might extend to oxycodone.
My advice is to try an opioid that doesn't have a "codone" or "codeine" in it, and see if you like it... then you can decide...
In my experience, opioids are also a more refined pleasure than most other drugs.
Meth and E sweep you up whether you want them to or not; while with opioids you have to almost focus to get the best effect out of them -- if I want to, I can almost entirely suppress the psychological effects.
My advice is to try an opioid that doesn't have a "codone" or "codeine" in it, and see if you like it... then you can decide...
In my experience, opioids are also a more refined pleasure than most other drugs.
Meth and E sweep you up whether you want them to or not; while with opioids you have to almost focus to get the best effect out of them -- if I want to, I can almost entirely suppress the psychological effects.PhreeX
Bluelight Crew
You have two options:
1) Continue to use it - many people don't find narcotics are enjoyable the first few times they use them, but after awhile you will find it enjoyable..
2) Quit and sell them - there is a lot of money to be made with these things going for up to $1/mg (usually at least .50/mg for small amounts to people that like them) ..
1) Continue to use it - many people don't find narcotics are enjoyable the first few times they use them, but after awhile you will find it enjoyable..
2) Quit and sell them - there is a lot of money to be made with these things going for up to $1/mg (usually at least .50/mg for small amounts to people that like them) ..
SovietContin
Bluelighter
This is ridiculous.
You know why you don't like oxycodone?
YOU TOOK 60mgs ON TOP OF BEER WITHOUT FIRST DEVELOPING A TOLERANCE.
I know it's hard for many people to understand, but OxyContin is a MULTIPLE DOSE drug. Instead of taking say TWELVE (12) Percocets, in this case you take 3 OxyContins. That is a massive dose for someone who has not been taking regular and large doses of this drug.
And this is exactly why you had excessive itching, nausea and other uncomfortable feelings.
Use common sense. As a newbie to opiates (don't say you're not, because if you knew what you were doing you wouldn't be taking 60mgs and not understanding why you got sick) you should NEVER exceed 20mgs of oxycodone unless you are stupid or ignorant. But at least with ignorance, it's not entirely your fault.
End of story.
You know why you don't like oxycodone?
YOU TOOK 60mgs ON TOP OF BEER WITHOUT FIRST DEVELOPING A TOLERANCE.
I know it's hard for many people to understand, but OxyContin is a MULTIPLE DOSE drug. Instead of taking say TWELVE (12) Percocets, in this case you take 3 OxyContins. That is a massive dose for someone who has not been taking regular and large doses of this drug.
And this is exactly why you had excessive itching, nausea and other uncomfortable feelings.
Use common sense. As a newbie to opiates (don't say you're not, because if you knew what you were doing you wouldn't be taking 60mgs and not understanding why you got sick) you should NEVER exceed 20mgs of oxycodone unless you are stupid or ignorant. But at least with ignorance, it's not entirely your fault.
End of story.
Thank you Soviet, i greatly appreciate your words. I am actually glad about what oxycontin has taught me. The drug itself has done a number in my life. My best friends dad died from overdosing on it. Right after his death, that same friend's brother got cancer and had to have his lower right leg removed. He is now on oxy and many different meds which is causing a big family crisis because he is becoming dependant on oxy. This really shows how uneven the drug scene really is. A drug that is legal and prescribe can be more dangerous than a drug that is illegal. Thanks for your comments guys.
PhreeX
Bluelight Crew
i agree totally with SOVIET...people for some reason always think they need at least 50-60 mgs of OXY to feel anything and then they get upset when they get sick..shit, i have been taking OXY for damn near a year now(daily use) and if i take 60 mgs at one sitting, i will get nauseated and sick, and i have tolerance to opiates..
SovietContin
Bluelighter
Well, glad I could provide some enlightenment there, Droop.
But I will say that I back up everything Phreex said.
OxyContin isn't particularly dangerous when used reasonably. There is the problem that unfortunantly some doctors with PhD's occassionally don't even know what reasonable use of painkillers entails.
As to the guy with cancer getting hooked on Oxy.. you know, I don't understand this stuff. My girlfriend's case isn't as serious, but similar in some respects. Over the past year she dramatically cut down her migraine pain medication, mainly Fioricet, because she was getting hooked on it and taking massive doses. Then again she usually spends half the week in the dark curled up in a ball in pain. If you are really suffering that much, I really don't see why you would be concerned with being an addict. And as for someone with cancer.. screw Oxy.. I'd be milking cancer for my own morphine drip.
If taken as directed, OxyContin comes on slowly. It last for about 12 hours. If someone seriously has cancer, then they should easily get prescribed a dose that will adaquately relieve their pain daily. Probably one pill a day with some other quick acting medications for break-through pain. There's no reason why anyone can't make it day to day without needing more medication if they haven't been abusing it. This cancer victim's dose is either too low or he has some psychological issues that need resolving and this would have happened with whatever medication he was on. It's not the oxy, it's him. And again, what's the big deal? This guy has cancer. Do you want the doctors to just not prescribe him anything?
I'm a heroin addict. I've been through withdrawal several times. Yes, for a few days, life is hell. You get over it. People that claim they can't stop are just making excuses for themselves or haven't convinced themselves entirely that they want to quit.
And to respond to FreaKk.. I understand what you mean about people pretending to need massive doses to have a good time. I have one friend who absolutely refuses to listen to any sort of reality when it comes to drugs. He just takes pieces of things and makes up the rest as he goes along to serve his self-interests. Anyways, he hadn't used any opiates in several months at the beginning of summer. So he starts dealing Oxy 80's for a while. First thing he does is crush and eat one with ground zero for a tolerance. I come over to his house and he's barely coherant and throwing up all afternoon. I ask him how much he took and he can't understand why I think he's an idiot for taking 80mgs. Then he goes on to tell me he's a junkie and he has a tolerance from the heroin he was using several months prior and that the throwing up is part of his withdrawals because it had been a few hours since he took it. Infact when we were shooting together this fall, he would use maybe two or three times a week. I would use daily for weeks at a time. But he'd still sit there and shoot up two big vials in a row of heroin when I'd only be shooting half of one. Again he would claim that he has some super tolerance. Then he would throw up and blame it on "withdrawals". People can just be really stupid sometimes.
But I will say that I back up everything Phreex said.
OxyContin isn't particularly dangerous when used reasonably. There is the problem that unfortunantly some doctors with PhD's occassionally don't even know what reasonable use of painkillers entails.
As to the guy with cancer getting hooked on Oxy.. you know, I don't understand this stuff. My girlfriend's case isn't as serious, but similar in some respects. Over the past year she dramatically cut down her migraine pain medication, mainly Fioricet, because she was getting hooked on it and taking massive doses. Then again she usually spends half the week in the dark curled up in a ball in pain. If you are really suffering that much, I really don't see why you would be concerned with being an addict. And as for someone with cancer.. screw Oxy.. I'd be milking cancer for my own morphine drip.
If taken as directed, OxyContin comes on slowly. It last for about 12 hours. If someone seriously has cancer, then they should easily get prescribed a dose that will adaquately relieve their pain daily. Probably one pill a day with some other quick acting medications for break-through pain. There's no reason why anyone can't make it day to day without needing more medication if they haven't been abusing it. This cancer victim's dose is either too low or he has some psychological issues that need resolving and this would have happened with whatever medication he was on. It's not the oxy, it's him. And again, what's the big deal? This guy has cancer. Do you want the doctors to just not prescribe him anything?
I'm a heroin addict. I've been through withdrawal several times. Yes, for a few days, life is hell. You get over it. People that claim they can't stop are just making excuses for themselves or haven't convinced themselves entirely that they want to quit.
And to respond to FreaKk.. I understand what you mean about people pretending to need massive doses to have a good time. I have one friend who absolutely refuses to listen to any sort of reality when it comes to drugs. He just takes pieces of things and makes up the rest as he goes along to serve his self-interests. Anyways, he hadn't used any opiates in several months at the beginning of summer. So he starts dealing Oxy 80's for a while. First thing he does is crush and eat one with ground zero for a tolerance. I come over to his house and he's barely coherant and throwing up all afternoon. I ask him how much he took and he can't understand why I think he's an idiot for taking 80mgs. Then he goes on to tell me he's a junkie and he has a tolerance from the heroin he was using several months prior and that the throwing up is part of his withdrawals because it had been a few hours since he took it. Infact when we were shooting together this fall, he would use maybe two or three times a week. I would use daily for weeks at a time. But he'd still sit there and shoot up two big vials in a row of heroin when I'd only be shooting half of one. Again he would claim that he has some super tolerance. Then he would throw up and blame it on "withdrawals". People can just be really stupid sometimes.
THere are always going to be hardasses like that thinking there some big macho. But theyre the people you see through the bathroom window puking there guts out and pouring their beer in the toilet. Since there is always going to be people like this you have to remember when your doing drugs with them you have to be responsible and watch out for them.
SOVIET-are u taking HEROIN right now??i have read previous posts where u state that a HEROIN habit is good for one thing DEPRESSION..im not sure what exactly is the stimulus that is depressing you, or is it the withdrawal that bum ya out??i dont quite understand where youre coming from there..how much H do you use to get high??
Ketamike
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I don't like smoking pot or taking LSD (i wish the trip would end at aroundhour 5)... Different strokes for different folks. But keep that damn script. I've turned down $50 for an OC80 because I truly needed it. These pills are worth more than money to many people. Find someone who wants em and make a pretty penny, or give em to me in return for some good stories about two young BLers dyking out on my college dorm room bunk-bed.
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AbraMontague
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"or give em to me in return for some good stories about two young BLers dyking out on my college dorm room bunk-bed."
You didn't take pictures?
You didn't take pictures?