Our local pharmacy compounded morphine with topical cream. When applied to the skin, does any of the morphine make it into the bloodstream to cause the normal side effects (highs) or oral morphine? Thanks for any information, it appears topical morphine is yet to be widely used.
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Opioids Topical Morphine- Does it give you any form of high?
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mrflowers00
Ex-Bluelighter
i'm sure if you smothered yourself in it you'd od no telling how much it would take to get a good high
brighton
Bluelighter
Is this available over the counter??
I just read a study from a university in Sweden. Appears the Morphine HCL trans-dermal bio availability is 75 %. Interesting.
I was wrong...thank you for pointing that out...wasn't sure on the BA of morphine itself, but most of the others are HORRIBLE transdermal...buprenorphine being one of them (which is 15% )...perhaps it has to do with the delivery method as well, as when I asked about making a morphine cream, I was told by sekio that TD was a horrible RoA...
it might also have to do with the fact that it's the HCl salt as opposed to the SO4 salt...I don't think they use the HCl salt at all in the US...unless they're using them for the proposed morphine patches that MIGHT hit the shelves...
it might also have to do with the fact that it's the HCl salt as opposed to the SO4 salt...I don't think they use the HCl salt at all in the US...unless they're using them for the proposed morphine patches that MIGHT hit the shelves...
Limpet_Chicken
Bluelighter
I'd be inclined to shake it up in water and plug it, had I anything like this.