Morphine

morphine is considered a depressant because it blocks pain. tranquilizers make you pass out

What is the street value for 100mg of morphine

Dipole

In the late 1800s, the days of the wild west. It was given as a cure - all for almost anything, even was given to babies to help them sleep.Not until the early 1900s did doctors realize that people were becoming dependent on it, and we were becoming a country of drug addicts.

First of all, you would probably start to sweat very badly, become nauseous, and end up very, very sleepy. If that in itself didn't kill you (Because your breathing rate would slow down and it would have an affect on your blood pressure and those might kill you) you would end up going into renal failure (The liver and Kidney's can't remove the toxins quick enough), end up jaundiced and unable to remove toxins from your body, and since the body isn't removing any more toxins (because it can't) all your other organs would start to shut down or be very badly damaged.

If you DIDN'T die from the overdose, you'd end up on dialysis for the rest of your life, you would probably end up in a hospital or health care facility because of how much they have to monitor your kidneys and liver, as well as the meds and foods you eat, and alot of your organs, especially the liver, kidney and brain would would just cease to properly work ever again.

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Firstly, I'm not sure that sweating, nausea and sleep would kill you. Also I doubt that the kidneys would be damaged by morphine, as a long term cancer patient, I have taken large doses of morphine for years and my kidneys are fine, morphine is not toxic in itself. More likely, the person will feel an ecstatic rush of pleasure, become very drowsy and fall asleep. The lungs will slow down and eventually the person stops breathing. (A far less painful and traumatic way to go than what the above author states.)

or if you are suicidal then don't try this because it wouldn't work you would just be sick for a while no one would notice but you wouldn't DIE unless that is just me.

Nothing will happen speaking from experience. You just get mellowed out, and you feel really good. Hell I'm sure you could take a couple more bars and another morphine and feel better! Hey, my opinion, and my experience.

Morphine will show in urine for up to 7 days. This can vary depending on how much a person is taking, and how fast their body metabolizes the morphine.

crush pill into fine powder add 1cc of water heat to soft boil a goo will rise to the top put it aside you can't shoot the gel. quickly add cotton to the liquid and suck up with syringe and you're all set.

No, it might burn a little. i Snort whole 60's all the time.

no. separate drugs from different sources.

Most probably. However, there are subtle differences that may allow you to take codeine. There are other opioids that you may be able to take. Hydrocodone (Vicodin) and oxycodone (Percocet) may work for you. You might also consider tramadol which is totally synthetic. Good Luck.

Some people will feel nausea soon after a dose and some food taken with your dose will ease this. Drink plenty of water with your dosage and continue hydrating while on morphine.

It completely depends on your tolerance. I have mixed Morphine and Oxycontin together, and they seem to harmonize quite nicely in my opinion. In fact, I have done just that about an hour ago... **BUT** I also have a high tolerance to narcotics. I had been taking Vicodin and Percocet on and off as a teenager, and then one day I was introduced to Oxycontin. Because I have a highly addictive personality (it runs in the family), it was bound to happen. I became hooked on Oxycontin and began on a regular basis for three years. I need about 80-100mg of Oxycontin to even begin to feel the way I need to feel in order to get things accomplished and be a more sociable, successful human being. These days, Vicodin and Percocets are nothing more than to help me fuction without being thrown into fullblown, crippling withdrawal. Narcotics, in my opinion should be prescribed for depression as well. So yes, to make a long story short, mixing Morphine with Oxycontin wont kill you, but if you're opiate intolerant, take the lowest dosage possible. Actually, if you are opiate intolerant, I would suggest not even trying them at all. Withdrawal and addiction is very real and one of the hardest things to overcome. Take in moderation and be safe.

I also believe that pain killers should be perscribed for depression. Alot of people are doing that same thing self medicating

yes otherwise the traces of alcohol could collide with the morphine when going through your system

First of all, oxycodone on the street goes as follows.

10mg - go for anywhere around $5-$10 each.

20mg - go for anywhere around $15-$20 each.

40mg - go for anywhere around $25-$30 each

80mg - go for anywhere around $35-$40 each (I have even seen $50)

This is all street value, and if you buy them in bulk your "dealer" would give you a lower price according to how many your purchasing.

There are many countries which produce morphine, but a very very large amount of it is produced in Afghanistan.

In fact, the reason we don't inhibit the heroin trade by burning poppy fields over there (like we do with coca in Columbia, etc) is because we need Afghani farmers to grow poppies so that we can have painkillers for our hospitals over here. There is quite the morphine shortage in the world.

It depends on whether or not it is liquid or pill form. And also how it was administered. if it is a pill it wouldprobably last 3 to 6 hours. Liquid could last anywhere from 3 to 8 hours, much better,.

A fair price would be 5-8 dollars depending on quantity purchased. The minimum would be like 3-4 bucks, we are talkin bout thirties after all, and the most one should charge is 10 dollars. If he/she doesn't like having friends or are absolutely desperate for cash, a fiend may pay up to 15 dollars, but anything over ten just isn't right.

$15 just like a dollar a milligram, but usually the 30's are $25

who ever answered this must be living on the east coast. Here in Arizona you cannot get $1.00 per mg. very lucky to get $.50 on an average people will pay $5.00-$7.00 for a 15 mg. oxycodone hard to find someone to pay that price, hence alot of arizonians have a stockpile of oxycodone.

"Oxy may go for $1 an mg. But you can get darvocet at $3 for 100mg. Just ask darvomanatyahoodotcom!"

^it is an east coast thing. blueberries are anywhere from 20-30....15 depending on the amount youre buying. the best thing out there is probably Dilaudid 7x stronger than oxycodone per volume. so an 8mg would come close to an OC 60

Dextromethorphan is a dissociative with antitussive effects. IF you are going to give it to an infant, which you really should not, do not exceed 35 milligrams.

Yes, but you should check with a doctor or pharmacist to learn if this may cause an ill effect.

that is a terrible alternative considering they are both highly concentrated derivatives of thebaine (paramorphine). you dont want something that will just get u off the heroin but will prevent you from using it as well. dont even bother methadone either because it builds up in your system so much that it can make you overdose if its taken improperly. try something like suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone). the buprenorphine will help with the withdrawl and with the cravings while the naloxone is an opiate inverse agonist which will prevent you from using any other opiate for about two to three days after using suboxone

Yes.

MSIR (morphine sulfate instant release) will release rapidly (usually on the order of 10-30 minutes) whereas MS-Contin is a controlled release formulation that, unless crushed or chewed or otherwise split, will usually release over 8-12 hours. The 15 mg of MSIR would be a somewhat large dose for an opioid naive patient, a moderate dose for a moderately tolerant patient, and a small dose for a very tolerant patient, whereas the 15 mg MS-Contin is a very conservative starting dose for even opioid naive patients.

Methadone is an opiate medication (specifically an long-acting opiate agonist). It is prescribed in tablet form to treat pain, and in liquid form (at specially approved clinics) to treat opiate addiction - especially when withdrawing from heroin.

Methadone is a DEA category 2 medication (as is the case with all other opiates, with the exception of codeine).