No. Oxycontin contains oxycodone where as heroin is diacetylmorphine. Both are opiates.
Its dependent on the person taking the drugs.
They are both opiates excpet heroini made to smoke and oxycontin isn't, but if you decide to smoke oxycontin you will get the same effect as heroin.
Extremely addictive... more addictive than any other drug. Prescription or otherwise. More pure than Heroin... Do not take unless you have severe to very severe pain.
oc was invented to to get heroin addicts off of heroin, but soon discovered it was more addictive than opium, oxy-meaning to cleanse, and cotin to induce the brain to produce levels of serotonin and edorphines, but once its all used up in the brain, its gone.
no. there are no physical withdrawal symptoms from nicotine as there are with heroin. however nicotine is more addictive than heroin.
Heroin and methamphetamine are both much more addictive than crack.
Quantifying the "addictiveness" of a drug is difficult, because each person's brain chemistry is slightly different and the values therefore differ from one person to another. Suffice it to say that both are highly addictive. Of the two, nicotine is probably the sneakier.
It is called this due to the amount of use in Rural areas.. It was easier to get in these areas than real heroin and having similar qualities it is more abused in rural than heroin (somewhat) Also since oxy is an opiate, it can be considered close to heroin (it;s deffinatly rdiculously addictive). But the truth is , if someone buys Oxycontin from the street it is very expensive. which is why it has also coined the term 'yuppy heroin.'
the body metabolises heroin and Oxycontin in different ways. On a standard drug panel test it will light up for opiates if you have taken them, but if you take a complex blood test then they can distinguish which drug you have taken because heroin gets metabolised and leaves one metabolised form of heroin than Oxycontin does not when metabolised.
Oxycontin and Heroin withdrawals are very similar..........Opiates are opiates...Your question works in theory, but not in real life....The only way that is possible to beat the Oxycontin the way you describe is to use Methadone for 3 to 4 days after stopping the Oxycontin............No more. Do not become addicted to Methadone, it is ten times worse than Heroin or Oxycontin withdrawals when you quit
Heroin is in its pure state and bonds to opiate receptors in the brain far better than morphine and codeine. Codeine is a derivative of opium where as heroin is actual opium. Codeine and Morphine are broken down and made relatively safe by pharmaceutical companies, where as heroin is made to be strong, without proper dosing. They both (codeine, morphine) bond differently than heroin and to less receptors in the brain, making them less effective, as well as addictive. Both are still very addictive, beware.
cocaine is more addictive than weed
Usually Vicodin or other painkillers such as Oxycontin, Percocets, or Lortabs. Painkillers and Heroin are all opiates so they produce similar effects, only Heroin is incredibly more intense. People will generally start off on Vicodin, and enjoy how they feel, they try to achieve that same high but they can't, and their tolerance starts building up. Soon enough they are able to take doses of Oxycontin that would have killed them before they started. But once they have that addiction formed they don't want to not be high, and since it is very difficult and expensive to find high mg pills, they may turn to Heroin because it is often cheaper, and more easily found than Oxycontin.
Crystal Meth (Methamphetamine) K (Ketamine) Oxycontin, Dilaudid, Roxicodone (Prescription Pills)