to much? (oxycodone)

[Drokens]

At 1:00 PM today, I took half of a 80 mg OP oxycodone. I felt fine throughout the day. At 8:00 I took 20 mg more. Then at 1:00 AM I took 10 mg. I feel extremely sleepy, but this could be because it's so late now (5:50). My breathing seems mostly fine except for once and a while when I feel an urge to take a breath.

Would it be safe for me to go to sleep?

ps, oops on to

 

[debaser]

Hello. What is your tolerance? We can't help you if we don't know that.

 

[Drokens]

Throughout the past four days I've taken 40 mg OP once a day, so I think I have some tolerance. I weigh 145 lbs.

 

[debaser]

I think you can go to bed without worries. Do you have someone who can keep an eye on you, though?

 

[Drokens]

No, I'm by myself.

 

[Drokens]

It's actually extended release.

 

[Swimmingdancer]

Just saw that you said "OP" so that would be OxyContin. I think you should be ok since it's been over 4 hrs since you took your last dose, so your levels still should have peaked by now.

 

[Drokens]

Alright, thank you.

 

[eldub v7.0]

Just saw that you said "OP" so that would be OxyContin. I think you should be ok since it's been over 4 hrs since you took your last dose, so your levels still should have peaked by now.

OP's are a different formula to OxyContin; they're the abuse proof ones which have proven to be almost impossible to crack and use as instant release whereas OC's can simply be crushed up and voila.

 

[Swimmingdancer]

^They are still OxyContin, "OP" just refers to the fact that those type say "OP" on the tablet. They are the newer "tamper-proof" OxyContin. I was just saying I realized that the poster had already specified what type of oxycodone they had, because before I had asked if it was regular release or extended release oxycodone. OPs are OxyContin and all OxyContin are extended release.

 

[eldub v7.0]

true that, my bad. i like and argument for the sake of it sometimes