Suboxone

suboxone/subutex is the latest prescription drug that can be substituted in place of another narcotic..

sub stops the horrible withdrawal symptoms when going off a narcotic once you're addicted..unfortunately you are simply replacing one narcotic for another narcotic..

although word is getting off suboxone much easier than getting off methadone,

so switching to suboxone to get off methadone and then getting off subutex certainly make sense..in the case of getting off other narcotics[percs,Oxycontin,morphine,etc] can't really say that getting off suboxone is any easier than getting off those other narcotics because subutex is just another synthetic narcotic..

It's listed on Schedule III, so for up to ten years (15 if somebody dies or is seriously injured) and a $500,000 fine for the first offense.

Thunder god vine is toxic and could be lethal if not properly extracted. Possible side effects include upset stomach, skin reactions, men may be temporarily infertile and women may . . . and more . . .

NO DON'T TRY IT you could overdose or kill yourself

Leave him ! Assuming his habit is incurable.The truth will be known to you -since he lies all the time it should not make any difference to him since according to him you'd still be around. Liars make poor companions - you can do better

No, spiders do not get on your face. :) Believe me.

Rarely has side effects. Overdose: severe drop in blood pressure, arrhythmias and sedation.

yes

There should be no interactions.

You can not. Bupremorphine ( which is the active ingredient in suboxone) docks with and completely saturates your opiate receptors and prevents any other opiates from having any effect on your opiate receptors. So taking opiates on top of suboxone is useless and a waste of money not to mention that it will make your VERY sick.

Edit:Taking opiates on top of suboxone does not get you sick. I've done it before and felt fine. It's only if you take opiates first, then take suboxone.

Try taking methadone on top of suboxone, then tell me how you are feeling. I agree that if you take suboxone and then take a lortab or two will probably not make you sick, but you take enough to get real high or take suboxone and then a couple of hours later shoot H than I assure you will get sick, it also varies with different body chemistries. What might not make you sick could send someone else to the ER. I have friends that have went to ER from taking suboxone to soon after doing opiates cause they were in such bad withdrawals. Bottom line it is so stupid to mix any opiate, no matter the order of it, with suboxone because the Bupremorphine prevents you being able to feel it at all. Why not just wait and then you won't risk getting sick?

Edit: Suboxone actually consists of Buprenorphine Hydrochloride with Naloxone. What the others say above about the Buprenorphine is true to a point, what they fail to mention is it is the Naloxone that will make you sick. Naloxone is put in Suboxone as a way to prevent the addicts that they treat it with from abusing it. Naloxone is what will make you sick, as it provides a "ceiling effect", where you can only feel so good. So unfortunately you cannot override suboxone unless you are in the E.R. and need to be shot up with Narcan (Narcan stops all narcotic substance within minutes) for matter of life and death. By the way if that happens, you will instantly go into withdrawals. Best way to get off is to taper (ween) off the pills, 2 a day for a week or month, then 1 1/2, then 1, etc...

No.

DO NOT EVER MIX FENTANYL WITH ANY OTHER OPIATE!! I had 2 grand mal seizures and almost died, plus I don't remember almost 2 years of my life from mixing Fent. with other opiates. If you HAVE to get high, just stay away from fentanyl!! And mixing suboxone with any other opiate is STUPID. The suboxone BLOCKS the BRAIN RECEPTORS THAT ALLOW YOU TO FEEL HIGH. If you are lucky enough to get a script for it, USE IT and quit f'n around.

No reported side effects over long history of use. Possible allergic reaction from handling motherwort leaves.

It is an opiate blocker (Pain pills)

I would not take any for two days. I have gone for three days without any withdrawl symptoms. Then I'd take 1/2 of one. BasicallyI would take 1/2 when ever the WD symptoms get too bad. The six tabs should last you two weeks and then you should be good. Good Luck.

Yes. by over 70%.

defeats the purpose but, if your on suboxone, you wont feel the pain killers no matter how many you take (because of the narcan), you would have to be off suboxone for 3 days at least before you can take any narcotics for pain.

haha nice question. at 5 days you should be in the clear. Next time you want some oxy grab a STOP SIGN man

It may increase central nervous system depression. Also an increase risk of all potential Side effects. Based on individual tolerance, individual physiological Make up ,health ,other substances and dosage dictate the intensity of effects and risks From mild to deadly,pleasant to unpleasant. Beneficial to non prior exsisting health changes Or complications.

No the Neloxone in the Suboxone completely kicks out any agonist. If you reverse though and have a Heroin habbit and take A Suboxone you will be sent into imediate withdrawl. The half life of Naloxone in the Suboxone is fairly short,but A addict will not wait and this is were many people OD. Your playing a very dangerous game and I hope you don't get this to late. Concerned don't try to shoot over Suboxone it may hit within minutes after filling fine for hours, as soon as the Naloxone is gone all of that Heroin used to try and get high, now kills.

Considered safe in recommended doses. Possible allergic reactions of contact dermatitis and airborne dermatitis.

the next day

To be safe around 6-9 hours. to be even more safe, don't do heroin. written by the last schmuck.........Wait at least 24 hours....

Suboxone does not show up in drug tests. It only shows up if they specifically test for it, which my doctors say is highly unusual.

It depends on the patient. Some people are fine taking it for just a few weeks. Others need to stay on it for years, or even their whole lives. It depends on how big the risk of relapse is. Personally, I have been on it for four years, and I still feel like if I went off it, sooner or later I'd be out buying heroin again.