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Opioids rectal vicoprofen and ulcers, etc.?

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Stretch

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Sorry if this has been mentioned or asked before, my phone sux at browsing. So as the title suggests I am wondering if taking vicoprofen rectally would signifigantly reduce the chances of the ibu to cause stomach problems (ulcers,aches,etc.). I just got 100 7.5/200s for my back but already have a little tolerance going and would prefer not to damage my insides. I know of doing cwe but i was curious aboout this as my cwes seem to lose a noticeable amount usually. Thank you
 
Plugging ibuprofen would eliminate stomach problems, but ibuprofen can cause rectal ulceration and damage, especially with high doses or chronic use. A cold water extraction is honestly your best bet, especially when you're considering high does of ibuprofen. How much hydrocodone do you need with your tolerance?
 
40mg or so to get itchy. And I like the ffeeling more of low dose opiates And almost try to avoid getting to nodding as prefer the more energetic analgesic anxiolytic side of opiates
 
40mg or so to get itchy. And I like the ffeeling more of low dose opiates And almost try to avoid getting to nodding as prefer the more energetic analgesic anxiolytic side of opiates

I know what you mean there, I prefer not to nod as well.

If you haven't already, check out the CWE mega-thread. Ibuprofen has a really low water solubility, so you would be a lot better off going that route. There is a lot of good information on method and technique in there that might help you increase your yield. I'm going to go ahead and close this, please PM me if you have any questions about this.
 
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