Opioids opana

[kush407smoke]

Do people still get prescribed opana

 

[GetMeOutOfThisCRAP]

iirc America specifically stopped prescribing these in most areas. Maybe it was too strong/addicting?

 

[hydroazuanacaine]

they got rid of the er version in the states, i think. voluntarily withdrawn due to high abuse potential. i haven’t seen a diverted opana since they made their initial splash about ten years ago.

 

[kush407smoke]

I know there's 10mg ir but every mg above that is er I know there generally only prescribed to cancer patients but for a year or 2 they were everywhere n then they just disappeared I once knew a girl who was in a sever car crash and she was prescribed them I wish they'd make a comeback they should bring these back and take fent off the market

 

[GetMeOutOfThisCRAP]

Very upsetting lol. I know I'm not after opana for the "proper" reasons, but I entered the game after the old generation OC's had just disappeared and opana became restricted.

Can someone explain to me what exactly is in opana? It's like a combination of morphine/oxycodone/and? Iirc it's milligram count is way different in terms of volume than oxy or something too. Like 4 mg is quite ALOT of opana. Correct me if I'm wrong. just curious.

 

[slortaone]

Very upsetting lol. I know I'm not after opana for the "proper" reasons, but I entered the game after the old generation OC's had just disappeared and opana became restricted.

Can someone explain to me what exactly is in opana? It's like a combination of morphine/oxycodone/and? Iirc it's milligram count is way different in terms of volume than oxy or something too. Like 4 mg is quite ALOT of opana. Correct me if I'm wrong. just curious.

nah, its not a combination of morphine and oxycodone. opana is 'oxymorphone', i dont think theres anything else like APAP mixed in. it is indeed incredibly strong and abusable.