So, I wound up on Subutex tabs because I had gotten back in to the damn opiate habit after 8 years of abstinence, after Vicodin script for a procedure. I had no clue that "blues" (Roxy) or Oxy were about impossible on the street to find anymore, and were being counterfeited. WTF!? I found a few Percocets, and then landed what I thought were blues, til I ate one and nothing happened. Then snorted half of one, and about passed out and puked. It was good though, but not like Oxy. Whatever it was, the half-life was literally like 30 minutes. When I tried to quit, I had 1-2 hours before withdrawals started. I started waking up every 2 hours withdrawing!!! I assume it was fentanyl or one of those opioid analogs compounds that don't really have a name. It landed me at the doc which got me on the Bupe because I couldn't afford and continue waking up every 2 hours to snort. And of course I could not resist bupe the wrong way when stress got to me. My dose is very low so I still feel a little from them every time I take them. I have not developed a tolerance!
Anyhow, I am beginning to wonder if IV even works! I've posted about there being no rush before recently, but I have a noticeable difference snorting vs. shooting. I almost cannot even tell I have shot, whereas I feel it a lot when snorting or even plugging. When I shoot more than I insufflate over a day or two (I snort daily at least once), my bowels start moving more often, withdrawal symptoms creep back a bit. I have seen conflicting ROA half-life reports and such suggesting longer half life for absorption methods over IV, and no difference. I seriously wonder if the tablets have some kind of a way of preventing the solubility of the Bupe in the water. It does not make sense that IV does not provide the same effect as insufflation.
Anyhow, I am beginning to wonder if IV even works! I've posted about there being no rush before recently, but I have a noticeable difference snorting vs. shooting. I almost cannot even tell I have shot, whereas I feel it a lot when snorting or even plugging. When I shoot more than I insufflate over a day or two (I snort daily at least once), my bowels start moving more often, withdrawal symptoms creep back a bit. I have seen conflicting ROA half-life reports and such suggesting longer half life for absorption methods over IV, and no difference. I seriously wonder if the tablets have some kind of a way of preventing the solubility of the Bupe in the water. It does not make sense that IV does not provide the same effect as insufflation.