Opioids + Dissociatives (specifically K + OC)

[Guyute]

Greetings all- Last weekend I took ~60mg of morphine (insulfated) and was also taking bumps of K all night (combined with a little alcohol + herb)... It was pretty fun, very floaty and dreamy. Anyway, my question is this: are there any health contradictions when combining opioids and dissociatives? I know that opiates depress respiratory functions whereas DAs don't, so it should be safter than combining say OC and alcohol, right?... I am planning on combining morphine + OC + K tomorrow (probably around 15:35:50mg respectively, all nasally)... any thoughts? I'm kinda unexerienced with dissociatives, so I just wanna make sure before I start making a habit of such combos.
Thanks for the help- Peace

 

[[u.k neuronauticals inc]]

ive done this many times,the k will increase the opiates effects.
so,yes,thats a good combo.

 

[Alternity]

My favorite combo! The only thing I do different is that I inject the K Intra-Muscular. It's sooo much better that way. I higly reccomend it. But still it's a great combo no matter how you do it. Have fun! ;-)
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[Ketamike]

It's ironic that you mentioned that specific combo (morphine,OC,K) cuz I made a couple huge lines of all three mixed to celebrate a Yankee victory during the World Series. I must say that the combo is awesome... all drugs seem to create a synergy. Prepare to feel real fuzzy and floaty!

 

[PhreeX]

Ketamine can GREATLY potentiate (sp?) the effects of the opiates, so dose accordingly!
But yeah, risks are minimal and pleasure high...
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