Hey all!
Been out of BL for some time, working in the field, etc... but hope everyone is doing fine. I can see by the pace of this megathread that I didn't miss out on a lot, other than the usual.
But good to know that people are working on their treatment, and still trying at getting clean from other opiates.
I hit a big fat
0 dose (or non-dose) of bupreonorphine the 6th of June, and then I should be clean from then on. I will take on whatever WDS come along then, and suck it up, because now I really want out! It's taken me 3 times the amount of months that I had initially planned to taper out with bupe, as treatment for my heroin addiction. But better safe than sorry. And as for all the fuck ups along the way, well, you learn by doing, and by doing, I think I've found out what is best for myself. So I hope I can stick to 0 this time around, and just puff some weed now and then, and go for a more spiritual approach to drugs, and get back to indulging in all the psychedelic gifts of nature on an irregular basis. Wish you all the best.
Now for a little commenting and critique:
Hey guys i have to go to court for DUI (Drive under the influence) and morphine came up in my blood analysis, i had consumed heroin earlier that day but my question is this. Does suboxone contain morphine? Or can it be converted into morphine in the body (like heroin) i am on suboxone and am wondering if i can say to the court that the morphine in my system could be from taking suboxone???
First of all, never drive under the influence, it could kill someone, and even if it wasn't the drug and your fault, but the other idiot driver, you'll still be the one who gets hung out to dry. And by saying that, I am a huge hypocrite, but it has to be said (I've had plenty experience driving 80 mph on country-side roads, city streets and alleys, enjoying a good morphine buzz and a spliff on the side; although I haven't driven since 2009, as I don't have a license in my current country of residence, and public transport here is so good that I can't be bothered to convert my DL).
So anyways.... Good luck convincing them about that one dude... The morphine came straight from the heroin... and there is no way AFAIK that any of the metabolites of buprenorphine could show up as morphine. The different enzymes in the liver that break down different compounds all have different mechanisms of action, and I highly doubt that you can convince them that your case is a one in a million situation. Some of the enzymes that break down morphine are different from those that break down buprenorphine. And the bi-products/metabolites/waste products/etc. are also different. So maybe you should just convince them that you have a fucked up liver, that has a magical ability to make morphine instead of nornbuprenorphine out of buprenorphine... hehe... that would be cool

Although doses would be soooooooo and waaaaaayyyy tooooooooooo low to have any remarkable recreational effects, at least for me....
Naloxone, and buprenorphine, are synthetic derivatives of thebaine (another alkaloid found in P. somniferum), so that is the closest you'll be able to get to morphine, based on the mere fact that both thebaine and morphine come from the same plant. And since Suboxone is a pharmaceutical product, you can be pretty damn sure that some morphine didn't just slip in there by mistake.
In terms of you trying to convince the court that it is because of the Suboxone, good luck; you really need to hit a naive court-room that doesn't have any time whatsoever to check up on their facts. You have better chances telling them that the blood test must have been faulty, and that you demand a re-analysis (but if they stored your blood, then you won't be able to provide clean blood, they'll just do a test on the same blood again). I could be wrong in a lot of this, but I think you have HIGH hopes here... Better just tell the truth, and hope for the best. Because you did take heroin, and it is not surprising that you tested positive for morphine.
Anyone out there, who would claim the contrary, please do so. This is my opinion based on my knowledge, and sadly, I'm not always right.
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Take care folks! And hope everyone is doing well with their buprenorphine - whether tapering, chipping, using recreational, or maintaining and all other possible uses for it... just keep it real, and enjoy life.
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- bwanajzj