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Opioids Strongest prescription opiate (Not fentanyl)

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TheManWithNoName

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What prescription opiates are strong but don't use the new formula used for oxycodone? Do roxicet's have the new formula? Percocets seem to work well, but I would like something which is strong individually. How about opana or dilaudid? Thank you. Also, if there are ones which are easier to inject. My friend broke his nose during boxing the other night and they gave him and injection of diaudid, despite the pain he enjoyed it. I'm sure it was already a liquid, but is there a pill that is easier to dissolve into a solution. I wish we were in another country and could get prescription diacetylmorphine. Also like I noted in the title, I have heard fentanyl is one if, if not the strongest opiate, but I don't think my friend is going to be able to get them. He gets seventy five 80 mg OP's a month, keeps about fifteen and gives me the rest as I am in severe physical and emotional pain.
 
Not fentanyl.........oxymorphone(opana) comes to mind. Please do not inject pills for any reason..be safe. If you do get oxymorphone or fentanyl make sure and do plenty of reading so you can use it in the safest manner.
 
Despite a better take on that story by leaving out the whole 'so he can deal them' aspect, this thread still doesn't work. If you read the Other Drug guidelines in my signature you will see that 'what to take threads' are not allowed never mind that the relative strength of opiates is easily found.

If you have any questions feel free to PM me.

p.s. Here is a link to wikipedia's opioid equivalency chart.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opioid_comparison
 
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