If you have a physical dependence for opioids I kinda doubt you could escape a PWD if dosing greater than 4mg of suboxone, or whatever dose needed to strip enough full agonist off. Even though it has such high affinity, if it doesn't strip the necessary amount of the full agonist off to produce a weaker overall response, an antagonist effect shouldn't happen. There would still be full agonists occupying mu-opioid receptors causing enough pharmacological effects to avoid the PWD. The PWD should manifest it's self once the amount of buprenorphine on the mu-opioid receptors is greater than the amount of full agonists that would be needed to produce a greater biological response than the buprenorphines partial agonisms biological response. Being a partial agonist, it doesn't automatically act as say naloxone, an actually antagonist. It still produces a biological response when activating the receptors. The issue is when the one has a dependence and is used to the level of biological response being greater than that of the bully buprenorphine's biological when it strips the appropriate proportion full agonist off, or saturates the receptors.
Atleast that is why I feel you may not have consumed enough bupe to cause a PWD, Or maybe I could see when you redosed you redosed far enough in the future where the body are started adjusting itself to the bupe having a large biological response as the kratoms effects wear off.
If I'm off on this anyone let me know.
What did you copy an paste that first para... why not speak english so the majority can understand. The point is no matter How much suboxone or subutex you take If you feel better In any kind of way You can take as much so after that And be ok. Period Yes there for escaping Precipitated withdrawal syndrome.
But again everyone is different on the time you have to wait for tex or sub... iv seen ppl who take suboxone 5hours later an be cool others have to wait as long as 30hours and that was for subutex.