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Oxycontin produces opiate-like effects and is sometimes used as a substitute for what drug?
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∙ 12y ago
Oxycontin produces exactly the opiate effect, no opiate-like about it. it is used recreationally to provide the high achieved thru heroin use, although is not as powerful unless used in high doses. when heroin enters the blood stream it is converted to morphene, and oxycodone is synthesized from morphene so they are extremely simelar.
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