MorphineMonster
Greenlighter
Recently came across 2.5g of w-15 from a well respected source. Being an opiate user for years I am familiar with nearly the whole spectrum from codiene to heroin. The fact that w-15 was shown to be 5.4x morphine in animal studies intrigued me, as well as its current availability. Here is what I determined.
ROA: insufflation
DOSE: 15-90mg
POTENCY: 0.7-1.0x morphine
EFFECTS: This compound seems to have tremendous ability as an analgesic. I have a chronic pain condition in my shoulder and even at low doses (20-40mg) it proved to significantly reduce my pain. However, euphoria was severely lacking and only mild at high doses (80mg+) Tolerance developed quickly but lacked any of the classic opioid side effects. No itching, constipation, respiratory depression, and no late night opiate glow.
I had hoped that if nothing else, w-15 might offer a substance that would eliminate the horrible WD symptoms of stopping daily opiate use. To this end, I found that it did reduce WD symptoms, but not to the point that I wasnt acutely aware of them. All in all, w-15 seems to lack a lot of what I would consider a classic mu-opioid agonist. Next on the list to try is U-47700, which seems to have much more potential as a classic, itchy, euphoric RC opioid!
ROA: insufflation
DOSE: 15-90mg
POTENCY: 0.7-1.0x morphine
EFFECTS: This compound seems to have tremendous ability as an analgesic. I have a chronic pain condition in my shoulder and even at low doses (20-40mg) it proved to significantly reduce my pain. However, euphoria was severely lacking and only mild at high doses (80mg+) Tolerance developed quickly but lacked any of the classic opioid side effects. No itching, constipation, respiratory depression, and no late night opiate glow.
I had hoped that if nothing else, w-15 might offer a substance that would eliminate the horrible WD symptoms of stopping daily opiate use. To this end, I found that it did reduce WD symptoms, but not to the point that I wasnt acutely aware of them. All in all, w-15 seems to lack a lot of what I would consider a classic mu-opioid agonist. Next on the list to try is U-47700, which seems to have much more potential as a classic, itchy, euphoric RC opioid!