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Bupe subutex vs. suboxen iv?

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What are peoples opinions on this. Surprisingly I found the rush from the suboxone a lot more intense and more dope like then the subutex, but I'm only an occasional opiate user so I don't have to worry about the naloxone making me sick. I think if my understanding on the subject is correct. What are other peoples opinions with this? I no some people may not find it recreational but I do, and I don't have an opiate habit like some of my friends do so I feel like I get a decent high from it.
 
Well my friend, I've been using both formulations of the drug for years, mainly subutex nowadays though. I find quite the contrary, however I have lately noticed that if the intravenous dose of suboxone is kept to less than 1.5mgs, I do get some sort of 'high' from it. After that the naloxone ratio is too high for me to enjoy it. However, I would NOT recommend injecting suboxone ever, it's gross and dangerous. Subutex is better but should still be micron filtered, as everyone on this forum will now tell you. Also, everyone is going to tell you that there is no difference whatsoever in the effects of the two formulations, no matter what r.o.a. is used. The reason for this, you can find if do a little research but simply put, naloxone is only in those pills for political reasons. Even addicted users can bang up a stop sign without getting thrown into w/ds if they don't take it with other opiates in their systems.

So basically, when I shoot tex I get a great opiate type high from it. I do this several times a day. However, when I shoot suboxone, personally, I do not get much out of it. I usually take them some other way because it's not worth it to me. My theory is naloxone temporarily competing with buprenorphine at receptor sites, but again that's just my personal theory.
 
This has been discussed over and over in the Suboxone mega threads. Buprenorphine out competes naloxone at opioid receptors so there shouldn't be a difference.


Answered & Closed, refer to any of thye 13+ mega threads on suboxone/subutex for more info. See the OD Directory in my sig.
 
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