Iv been doing opiates pretty consistently for a while. I'm up to around sniffing 3 80 oxycoontins at once to get high. Whats a good amount of a break i should take so my tollernace gets lower again?

Your tolerance will never be the same.


I used to snort 4 80s and some dillys at the peak, and 5 months later I still need 3 80s to get high. Better than 4 80s and some hydromorph, but still...5 fucking months...

Not to mention, I had been seriously cutting back 5 months ago. It's been almost a year since I was using every day.

A few months.

A few months.

Aftter 5 months would the OP probably only need 20mgs ot catch a good buzz areu saying ?

I've gone 6 months no decrease

best to try to never get up there.

Opiate tolerance can take a long time to go back to that of a normal person once you abuse them. If I were you, I would try my best to kick the habit, and take a 30 day break or so, at least.

Once you are no longer dependent on opiates, your tolerance will be reduced drastically compared to someone who does them every day. It will NEVER going away completely, and you will probably always need at least 80mg to catch a buzz, but that is much better than what you are doing now.

Try to get off of them, and once you start again, just doing it here and there. Don't do it more than twice a week at the maximum, and your tolerance shouldn't go up that much from there.

Also, use potentiators such as any antihistamine and use a therapeutic dose of DXM to prevent tolerance from increasing. There isn't much you can do other than wait for a little time to pass before you will see any significant drop in tolerance.

many months, possibley years. walk away tomorrow, and in a year you'll be able to have an 80 last you all day...

Aftter 5 months would the OP probably only need 20mgs ot catch a good buzz areu saying ?

Where did I say that?

But from my experience, I've reduced my tolerance from 150mg doses down to 20-40mg in a matter of a few months. I've since returned to my 200mg days. I do seem to be somewhat idiosyncratic with regard to opiates, though, which could account for the difference between my experience and NO WARNING's.