Suboxone

No, suboxone cannot get into your system by touching it. This drug has to mix with your saliva or it won't be effective. You place it under your tongue for about 5 to 10 minutes until it dissolves.

The only way to take Suboxone is to dissolve it under your tongue. Swallowing it won't work, because it won't dissolve in your stomach. And don't even think about crushing it up and snorting it or smoking it; it simply does not work that way. You can do that with heroin, and it sort of works with Vicodin and oxycodone, but not with Suboxone.

Furthermore, the maximum amount of Suboxone you can take at one time is 32 milligrams (four 8-mg pills). Taking any more than that will have no effect, so don't even try: it's just a waste of expensive medication.

It depends on several different factors: how much suboxone you took, how long have you been taking it, and if you only took a suboxone once between taking pills: how high your tolerance is to oxycodone.

If you only took one dose of suboxone (between 2mg and 8mg) you should be able to feel the full effect of the OC after 24 hours. After about 12 hours you'll feel some effects, but definitely not what you would normally expect from 30mg of OC. If you've been taking Suboxone for several days in a row, it would be difficult to guage how long it will take for you to feel the full effects. Suboxone has a 36 hour half life so it builds up in your system. The longer you take it and the higher the dose, the longer it will take for it to leave your system completely.

I have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi and just found out they cover it. See the funny thing is, doctors are gonna tell you they dont take insurance because they dont make as much money making claims with insurance companies. THEY ARE LIARS!!! If you go to the doctor and they say no, call your insurance company to see. Sometimes the insurance company will reimburse you if the doctor wont take insurance. I have spent thousands of dollars over 3 years of being on suboxone to just find out i could have saved that money!!!!

Probably not from the Sub, but you probably will have w/d's from the drugs you took that required you to be on Sub. All the Sub did was prolong your withdrawal for 5 days. Now if your taking Subs for 5 days recreationally, and had no dependence problem prior, then your probably safe.

Yes it does - depending on the type/no. of panel test being taken. Either way if the test is sent to a lab for further testing then Suboxone and anything else will also show up in the results.

Yes. Suboxone is a synthetic opiate, and you become addicted to it just like any other opiate drug. Going cold turkey from it is no fun at all. That's one of the reasons that suboxone replacement therapy is not a good idea. If a person runs out, they are likely to turn back to heroin or other opiates to avoid the withdrawal syndrome.

No, anti-depressants are NOT opiates. Opiates include morphine, percocet, vicodin(hydrocodone), oxycodone(oxycontin), fentynal, roxycodone, methadone, suboxone or subutex, oxy and hydromorhphone, codeine, ect..

The Suboxone Patient Assistance Program, from the pharmaceutical company that manufactures the Suboxone medication themselves, Beckett Renckiser. You can contact Beckett Renckiser at 1-888-898-4818 and ask them about the Suboxone Patient Assistance Program.

I know this because I have went through this process before but the Addiction Specialist that I was seeing used an insurance company that would not allow Beckett Renckiser or any pharmaceutical company for that matter to send medications directly to his office. And that is how this Assistance Program works.

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No. The suboxone will stop the darvocet from working.

Also, combining darvocet and suboxone could cause respiratory depression (a decreased rate of breathing). If respiratory depression is severe enough it can cause death.

Suboxone takes about 2-5 days for the worst part of the symptoms to go away, and a couple weeks for mild symptoms to deminish. It kinda sucks cuz I'm actually goin through it right now. Today is my third day and i decided to snort about .25 mg to take away the chills. Its not that bad though, I've definetly been through allot worse having been through withdrawls from herion, cocaine, and alchahol. Not all at once of course, I've taken each one to the limit many times in the past 4 years. Pretty crazy sein how I'm only 18 yrs. old. I swear i know almost everything about drugs. And trust me i know that's not cool at all. I really hate drugs, they just seem to like me allot for some reason. but ya my fingers hurt so i hope i was a little bit of help. If you have any other questions about suboxone or ne thing else feel free to ask. Peace.

I have been on suboxone for 2 yrs and recently went off it. I quit it on a Monday, and didn't notice anything for a few days, then the withdrawls kicked in. I was depressed, with diarreah, and cold and hot sweats and an overall feeling of pure exaustion. It's been a little over a week now and I'm slowly feeling better each day. I still can't stay asleep though. I thought the suboxone was a wonderful drug to get me off my lortab addiction, but they always told me there wouldn't be any withdrawl with the suboxone. They lied.

IV,E COME OFF SUBUTEX COLD TURKEY THEN SUBOXONE YEARS LATER BY TAPERING.COLD TURKEY IS TERRIBLE AND IT TAKES 2 DAYS BEFORE YOU EVEN START TO W/D.THE WORST OF IT LASTS TIL ABOUT 10 TO 12 DAYS BUT YOU STILL CANT SLEEP RIGHT AND GET RESTLESS FOR AROUND SIX WEEKS AFTER QUITING.IF YOU TAPER ITS A LOT EASIER BUT YOU,VE GOT TO SLOW IT RIGHT RIGHT DOWN WHEN YOU GO UNDER 2MG.IF YOU TAKE YOUR TIME UNDER 2MG,AND ARE PREPARED TO DRAG IT OUT,THEN YOU WILL TAPER OFF IT A LOT EASIER.YES.YOU WILL STILL HAVE W/D SYMPTOMS BUT THEY WONT BE NEAR AS BAD AS GOING COLD TURKEY.BUPRENORPHINE W/D IS NOT AS BAD AS METHADONE W/D COLD TURKEY AS IV,E COME OFF THAT TOO.

you should wait about 48 hours. But you should never take opiates for recreational use, because you could become severely addicted and jeopardize your financial/emotional stability and inter-personal relationships.

Keep in mind that the metabolisation of subs also depends on frequency of use, be it habitual, sparsley or barely ever at all. The more frequently you take it, the longer it tends to build up in your system (i.e. if you never take subs and do 4mg, it will likely stay in your system anywhere from twelve to twenty-four hours).Also, the effects of the subs tend to taper off the more time its in your system.

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Yes it is !

and here is a story i wrote in English at school today: (got an excellence)

He stood out on the deck, mesmerised. The ocean glistened in the sunlight, shining the most brilliant blue. But the wall of water was looming closer and closer. He couldn't move his legs, or his mouth. Frozen. Inside his head, He knew if he had any chance of survival he had to run - now. He was terrified. Because although it looked too beautiful to be dangerous, it was going to destroy everything and everyone.

There was no time to save any possessions, there was barely enough time to save himself. He leapt out the back door and sprinted away down the street, as far away from the ocean as possible. Puffing, out of breath, he stole a quick glance over his shoulder. The wave was catching up on him. His foot caught on the uneven pavement, and his head was smacked against the path. A hot trickle of blood ran down over his eyes. His head was thumping and his vision became cloudy. He stumbled to his feet, but too late. The wave was upon him. This was the end.

He took a deep breath and then the water enveloped him. The air he had just inhaled was punched out of him. He was being crushed by the powerful rush of water. He thrashed around trying to find something to anchor himself to the ground with. Nothing. The washing machine water was throwing him around. He felt helpless, which was not a feeling a strong man was normally supposed to feel. He was washed away as if he was a piece of driftwood. There was nothing he could do about it. He was trapped beneath the surface of the ocean.

As the water started to settle he looked up and saw a glimmer of sunlight reflecting on the surface. But the light was too far away. He was too weak to fight, and he couldn't hold on any longer. His lungs were empty, he had nothing left. As water started to seep inside of him, he let go of everything. Slowly, slowly he sank to the bottom.

I was on suboxone for a year before I got pregnant with my son. My doctor told me that withdrawling off of the drug while pregnant could potentially kill the fetus due to the stress it would be under while detoxing. He also said it was unknown what would happen when he was born anad that I had a 50/50 shot of either him being ok, or having symptoms of withdrawl. So the question I had to ask myself is whether I would perfer to lose my chold due to the stress of coming of, or potentially havinga sick child for a couple of days. The choice was obvious to myself, and I sstayed on the medication. My son ended up staying in the NICU for 14 days. I was monitored like a hawk throught the whole pregnancy by my doctors and he was a healthy weight and a heathy baby although of the minor struggle he had at birth. I felt as though it was all my fault, but he is perfectly normal, healthy, and in the end he turned out to be perfect. I think although it was hard that I made the right decision and as long as you are under constant supervision everything will end up okay. The withdrawl was not nearly as bad as say other newborns withdrawling on the hard core drugs, you just have to let all doctors be completely aware of what is going on at all times. I hope this helps and that anyone that has to make this very difficult decision. For me the choice was easy. I have a beautiful healthy child that I might not have if I had chosen to come off it while pregnant. Good luck mommies.

Don't do drugs and it won't be a problem!

----or you can not be a dick who uses a site that is supposed to simply provide answers in order to pass judgment and take a stance of moral superiority.

you've got your own children to do that too.

I HAVE BEEN TAKING SUBOXONE FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS NOW AND ALTHOUGH IN MY OPINION IT IS THE BEST PILL EVER INVENTED, THERE ARE TIME IN WHICH YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE PAIN MEDICATION FOR SURGERIES, TOOTHACHES, CAR ACCIDENTS, ETC. I HAVE FOUNF THAT IT TAKE ME USUALLY 4-6 DAYS FOR IT TO LEAVE MY BODY WHEN I HAVE BEEN TAKING IT CONSISTENTLY OVER A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME. ANYONE WHO ATTEMPTS TO TAKE ANYTHING BEFORE IS WASTING THEIR TIME. THANK YOU

for starters you shoudnt be giving suboxene to your child period.. and if you are you should first.. call the state board you live in & tell them to take your child away from you because you should not even be allowed to look at a child let alone raise one.. secondly call a neurological doctor because you have something seriously wrong with your brain.

do not snort suboxone, it will not get you high, it is designed to really only work if taken sublingually. Plus that would hurt very bad, trust me just let it dissolve under your tongue or you won't feel anything.

I dont know how long it stays in your system but it will get you high if you snort it

I am no doctor but I have done it roughly every day for two years or so and had no problem what so ever. Just take it easy on your liver and dont take too many meds at once. Also drink a lot of water to help your body process things easier.

No, you will not go into withdrawls, however, it would be a waste of Diluadid since Suboxone is an opiod-blocker and keeps you from getting high off of any opiate. But if you were taking Dilaudid and then immediately began taking Suboxone, THAT would cause you to go into withdrawls.

Yes.