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 2008-10-29, 21:37 |
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 cnat find suboxon on opiate chart
the thread reads it i tryd googling for a opiate conversion chart but i didnt find one with suboxon maybe my google skills sux but if any one knows of one plz tell,
EDIT: plz forgive grammer and spelling
hydromorphone = fun
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2008-10-29, 21:46 |
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Re: cnat find suboxon on opiate chart
It's not an opiate.
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2008-10-29, 22:33 |
ilovechronic 
Regular
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Re: cnat find suboxon on opiate chart
It's not an opiate.
It is however an opioid.
Buprenorphine is not like other opiate/oids. There is no equivlant dosing to ful agonists. Basically you tell them your habit and they start you on a low dose and keep uping it until your not in withdrawal anymore.
Op dont use suboxone to try and get high. You ruin it for the people that use it for maintenence. Shit like that is what makes it harder for people who actually need it.
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