Shooting up Endone?

[puckboy]

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Yeah, last time I saw them I wouldn't call them tiny at all, definitely less chunkier than they were but they're still big considering the fact they only contain 5mg oxycodone.

 

[drug_mentor]

Late last year there was both Endone and OC 20's sitting around on account of my grandma living with me and as recently as that Endone was noticeably bigger than OC 20's. In all my experiences in the past (not as many as some, but a reasonable few over the years) I recall Endone being quite larger than OC's.

I haven't seen any oxycodone in formulations under 40 or 80mg since my grandma moved out nearly a year ago now, and for all I know they have reformulated either or both of these tablets. I imagine the majority of people who would consider intraveinous oxycodone use would have a tolerance that exceeded what would be an achievable dose using Endone tablets.

Be safe shooting pills, always use a micron filter, and remember to dose less for a first time than you would using other ROA's. It is probably best to have someone watch you, and not to polydrug use.

 

[Mr. Squiggle!]

Not a good idea dude.

 

[Oxycondone]

it can only be prescribed for 30 days supply by a regular old GP. if you want repeats you have to see a PM doc or specialist who will prescribe on the regular. unless your doctor has the right authority to prescribe opiates (which mine does, i get morphine of him every month)

Out of over 10 docs which I have gone to for pain relief only 1 has not had authorisation to dispense, and she was an international doctor here for a qualification. To me the 'regular' old GP can prescribe for 6 months without state authorisation but maybe that's just my state. One doc I had never seen before and i just walked in and said I need more oxy (after explaining my condition and up coming internal surgery), she prescribed no questions asked, no proof needed. I realise that doctor was an exception but if you know the trade/have some smarts Oxy is not as hard to get in aus as heaps of people claim (such as earlier in this thread).

 

[Mr Blonde]

^ Which state are you in?

I usually can't be bothered looking up individual state regulations because sometimes they can be hard to find.

For the PBS, doctors need to have get an authorization for each patient if the doctor wants to script more then 20 or have repeats or anything other then what is listed.

Individual states will have their own regulations on how much can be prescribed, quantities, etc... and this applies event to private scripts.

 

[Jabberwocky]

Out of over 10 docs which I have gone to for pain relief only 1 has not had authorisation to dispense, and she was an international doctor here for a qualification. To me the 'regular' old GP can prescribe for 6 months without state authorisation but maybe that's just my state. One doc I had never seen before and i just walked in and said I need more oxy (after explaining my condition and up coming internal surgery), she prescribed no questions asked, no proof needed. I realise that doctor was an exception but if you know the trade/have some smarts Oxy is not as hard to get in aus as heaps of people claim (such as earlier in this thread).

authorisation for 6 months of oxycodone does require authorisation. if tramadol requires the same, why wouldn't oxycontin?

did your doctor ring up, quote a few numbers, punch em into his computer, print your script and let you be on your way? yeah, that's him obtaining the authority.

 

[Oxycondone]

authorisation for 6 months of oxycodone does require authorisation. if tramadol requires the same, why wouldn't oxycontin?

did your doctor ring up, quote a few numbers, punch em into his computer, print your script and let you be on your way? yeah, that's him obtaining the authority.

Didn't do any of that. I've had authorisation for lots of things before, heck even for 12 boxes of pseudofed, but deffinably not one now. Did someone says it's only needed for scripts of more than 20 pills? I get 60 a month but I have to pick up a script every 10 days (ie no repeats). Maybe it's just my state.

 

[Jabberwocky]

i was usually supplied with only 10 days supply of oxycontin while prescribed it as well, though got a full months worth of morphine whilst on them for close to a year (60 tabs a month).

there was some discussion of authorisation of different meds just the other night in here (the valium thread where the OP was given a full box instead of a 15ct) and it was mentioned that different meds (boxes of 20x20mg oc's possibly included) may only require a streamline authority instead of having to ring for the authorisation number. the DDU aren't going to dispense oxycodone out willy nilly without authorisation, tracking and keeping a record. there is authorisation needed.

what state are you in? i could be wrong but am doubtful in this particular case because we're talking schedule 8 drugs which are drugs of addiction.

 

[Mr Blonde]

Didn't do any of that. I've had authorisation for lots of things before, heck even for 12 boxes of pseudofed, but deffinably not one now. Did someone says it's only needed for scripts of more than 20 pills? I get 60 a month but I have to pick up a script every 10 days (ie no repeats). Maybe it's just my state.

Pseudoephedrine is only listed on the RPBS, and it's not an authority item.

there was some discussion of authorisation of different meds just the other night in here (the valium thread where the OP was given a full box instead of a 15ct) and it was mentioned that different meds (boxes of 20x20mg oc's possibly included) may only require a streamline authority instead of having to ring for the authorisation number. the DDU aren't going to dispense oxycodone out willy nilly without authorisation, tracking and keeping a record. there is authorisation needed.

I'm a little out of it still but oxycodone isn't streamlined I believe I finally found out... it is Restricted Benefit so can only be prescribed for certain conditions. Authorities from the PBS and from the State health authority are needed for increased repeats or maximum quantities though. If a doctor was already planning to do this with a patient he may have organized it before hand.

 

[Oxycondone]

Pseudoephedrine is only listed on the RPBS, and it's not an authority item.

It certanly is needed for 12 boxes for $5.50. Any OTC medication needs authority to be dispensed if it is going to be subsidised by PBS.

I'm a little out of it still but oxycodone isn't streamlined I believe I finally found out... it is Restricted Benefit so can only be prescribed for certain conditions. Authorities from the PBS and from the State health authority are needed for increased repeats or maximum quantities though. If a doctor was already planning to do this with a patient he may have organized it before hand.

The patients signature is required for authorisation from the State health authority much like the form for amphetamines and methylphenidate.