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I throw up violently if I have more than like 7mg in a 12 hour period which is probably why I haven't been very tempted to do it beyond trying it out every few years. If I stick to low enough doses it really is amazing and I fully understand why people get addicted to it.
I suspect I'm hypersensitive to opioids in general tho.
If you feel like reading a very very long post on Purdue Pharma (the people that marketed oxycontin as "non-addictive" and kicked off the opioid crisis) I always liked this piece.
I still have some trouble believing the whole thing because oxycodone had already existed for decades (as in Percocet) and its addiction liability in default form was well known. I guess everyone really wanted to believe that we'd finally figured out how to make it non-habit-forming just by making it extended release.
It's a little more complicated. I imagine most normies didn't even know that oxycodone, percocet, and oxycontin were the same drug. Doctors (authority figures in this context) were telling people that it had low addiction risk based on what the manufacturer (Purdue) was telling doctors via documentation and prescribing information. The doctors arguably should've known better but Purdue managed to get all of this "it's low risk!" documentation passed by the FDA, which is usually a lot more careful about stuff like this.
I don't know whether they were ever prosecuted for it, but it eventually came out that Purdue had knowingly lied to the FDA about everything.
They absolutely took advantage of everyone involved and IMO deserve a heck of a lot of the blame for the situation, but yeah the FDA and other relevant organizations really should've realized what was happening and stepped in a lot faster than they did. Production of legal medical controlled drugs is extensively tracked and monitored down to the gram level so it's not like they didn't have the data on how rapidly production and distribution was spiking.
I'm not a big fan of the drug regulation system but if we're gonna have one it should work as designed.
Seriously. No matter how much pain I was in at certain times over the years, they all do the quick head-to-toe scan then write out the script for 800mg ibuprofen.
Yep, I've made the kratom tea about a half dozen times and I probably didn't do it right but it was like drinking sandy water and getting a mild buzz/spaciness. This was probably 10 years ago though, so I'm not sure where it's gone since then. It was pretty hard (but hardly impossible) to source back then.
Ya there are some good products. I haven't used it much recently since I haven't had as much pain. Not great for a buzz, but worth its weight for pain.
Try not to get the capy in trouble -- don't give direct sources for shit that's considered illegal in the US (clearnet research chems and etc. should be fine)
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This is why I refuse to do opiates. My life is over if I ever do cuz they're too good
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I slammed heroin once and it was great. But I like being good at things and winning so
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i'm lucky my first oxy made me feel like shit so i never got hooked on opiates lol
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You've sure tried a lot of drugs
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i'm just LARPing to feed included
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I throw up violently if I have more than like 7mg in a 12 hour period which is probably why I haven't been very tempted to do it beyond trying it out every few years. If I stick to low enough doses it really is amazing and I fully understand why people get addicted to it.
I suspect I'm hypersensitive to opioids in general tho.
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Oxy was my first opiate, then vicodin, then oxycontin ER, opiate tincture, then heroin, and finally methadone. So yeah, oxy is great, until it's not.
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i miss percocet
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I'm blessed/cursed that percocet and other opiates except like codeine makes me violently vomit my guts out lol
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How much did you take? At a proper dose it's pretty effective against pain but doesn't really make me feel that good.
Also it's really fricking hard to get legally even if you need it like I do.
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Chill out bro, doubt your dr is checking this site.
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5 mg
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I wish was you.
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https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/10/30/the-family-that-built-an-empire-of-pain
If you feel like reading a very very long post on Purdue Pharma (the people that marketed oxycontin as "non-addictive" and kicked off the opioid crisis) I always liked this piece.
I still have some trouble believing the whole thing because oxycodone had already existed for decades (as in Percocet) and its addiction liability in default form was well known. I guess everyone really wanted to believe that we'd finally figured out how to make it non-habit-forming just by making it extended release.
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It's a little more complicated. I imagine most normies didn't even know that oxycodone, percocet, and oxycontin were the same drug. Doctors (authority figures in this context) were telling people that it had low addiction risk based on what the manufacturer (Purdue) was telling doctors via documentation and prescribing information. The doctors arguably should've known better but Purdue managed to get all of this "it's low risk!" documentation passed by the FDA, which is usually a lot more careful about stuff like this.
I don't know whether they were ever prosecuted for it, but it eventually came out that Purdue had knowingly lied to the FDA about everything.
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Literally the weed industry. I hold no fault against Purdue.
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They absolutely took advantage of everyone involved and IMO deserve a heck of a lot of the blame for the situation, but yeah the FDA and other relevant organizations really should've realized what was happening and stepped in a lot faster than they did. Production of legal medical controlled drugs is extensively tracked and monitored down to the gram level so it's not like they didn't have the data on how rapidly production and distribution was spiking.
I'm not a big fan of the drug regulation system but if we're gonna have one it should work as designed.
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Oxymorphone or gtfo
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Get fent or get bent
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How'd you get it
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Seriously. No matter how much pain I was in at certain times over the years, they all do the quick head-to-toe scan then write out the script for 800mg ibuprofen.
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You tried kratom? It's addictive but does help with pain a ton. Well not nerve pain, but most other types of pain
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Yep, I've made the kratom tea about a half dozen times and I probably didn't do it right but it was like drinking sandy water and getting a mild buzz/spaciness. This was probably 10 years ago though, so I'm not sure where it's gone since then. It was pretty hard (but hardly impossible) to source back then.
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Ya there are some good products. I haven't used it much recently since I haven't had as much pain. Not great for a buzz, but worth its weight for pain.
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The opioid is pretty small so it's ok if you actually filter it after you brew it up. It's like mushroom tea in that way
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We need a quarantined addicts hole
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The Latinx communities relationship with drug's definitely makes me sympathize with ur position bees
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they gave my dad some after a hospital stay a couple months ago but he said he didnt need it so he let me take it
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good fathering
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Lol
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