Opana dosage ?

[RoxisLover]

Hi, I posted a this question a few days ago and stated my tolerance was as follows.
Take 30mg roxi in the am and then 15mg roxi every 3hrs after that. This gets me felling good but not very high..

Ps - This was and will be used intranasally ; the roxi is normally taken orally.

Y'all recommended I do 5mg and I did. I didn't get any sort of high but I got sick after about 2hrs. I didn't throw up but I felt like I was going too.

Should I try 10mg and see if it effects me or could that much cause an OD ?

Thanks

 

[Froski]

Mmmm I love opana.. its my new fave opiate and I just managed to quit IVing and get back to insufflating. Honestly I'm not 100% sure but whenever I had a low tolerance like you do, I couldn't really get the proper euphoria from oxymorphone that I heard about from veterans, I would just get a little buzzed and throw up A LOT. But it seemed after my tolerance got to its biggest point, (200-300 mg oxycodone IV, 3,4 times a day) I could sniff opana and really really enjoy it, its really strong stuff man so be very careful. Not sure if this helps but your post reminded me of how I was with OM, when I first started using it.

 

[rath]

Try snorting 5mg, oral usage has a low BA 10%. Intranasal has 40%.

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

^This, oxymorphone is potent, start small and work your way up in 15-20minute intervals to make sure you're where you want to be. I also recommend checking out the opiate dosage chart in my signature

 

[amapola]

You could likely have just added this to your previous thread.

Anyways feeling like throwing up is a sign of opiates in your system. You could say it is a sign of an overdose, but a lot of people will throw up on strong opiates and then still enjoy their high so I suppose it might be better classified as a side effect. You say you didn't feel it but it might just be a different high than you are used to. Be careful.

Once again as this is a dosing question it belongs in Basic Drug Discussion.

OD >>> BDD

 

[kokaino]

The problem with this is that we aren't doctors and we don't know your body, your physical well-being, any sort of illness you have, how your body metabolizes drugs, what medications your taking that may either decrease or increase your opioid dose. This is the problem with trying to tell people what dose they should take.

Look at our conversion chart, which is in my signature, and work your way through.

You know your body best and you know your limits best.

For this reason, I am closing this thread.