Suboxone

Yes, Suboxone is available at Brandywine Counseling. Intakes are available at the Lancaster Center, 2713 Lancaster Avenue only. Walk in Monday-Wednesday 5:00 - 7:30 AM or Thursday-Friday 5:00 - 7:00 AM. Bring a picture ID and proof of Delaware residence. Same-day medication is available in most cases. We take walk-ins only. No appointments are given. Everyone who shows will be seen by a nurse who will take your information and will be able to answer all your questions. First priority is given to pregnant women and HIV-positive persons. Afterward, it is first come, first served. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Please call (302) 656-2348.

Yes it can be cut. The best way to do this is to fold it in half and then fold once more. Unfold and tear along the creases. It is best to pull of one dose at a time and place the rest back into the packet. I would suggest placing the packet into a film canister or medicine bottle to keep the rest of the doses fresh.

Really, please dont inject, snort, take, swallow, etc Suboxone, the less lethal effects are sterilisation and premiture... umm.. you know, but the more lethal is you cant get it up and urination can cause pain so either way really; just dont use it!

Yes. That is a low enough does that you would probably be OK even one day after ingestion Though make sure your doctor knows about the Sub. You will probably findthat between your original addiction and the Sub treatment, your tolerance for opiate pain medication is greatly increased.

There's always bad reactions for some people but you should be fine

No. If your urine is orange, you are probably dehydrated. Try increasing your fluid intake a lot and see if it lightens up (beer doesn't count -- water is best). If that doesn't help, you may have a kidney infection or other problem, and we suggest you speak with a physician about it.

Yes, you will pass. Klonopin is really an anticonvulsant.

Although extensive research has not been conducted, there have been no reported side effects or toxicity associated with lycopene intake.

Yes, suboxone really will have no affect in your daily life unless you take a high dose. Most people think you can get high from suboxone but you really don't, and if you do it won't happen again, everyone has their own opinion.

Suboxone is buprenorphine. It is a considered a partial-agonist, while drugs like heroin are full-agonist opiates. So even though it is only a partial-agonist, it still is, in fact, an opiate and can cause a positive in urine tests for opiates. It has a long half life, usually about 36 hours. That means after 36 hours, half of the original Suboxone you took will still be left in your system. because of its long half life, it can take several days to get out of your system completely, sometimes up to a week.

Yes! My doctor at rehab proscribed me on 50 mg of Lamictal (lamotrigine) and 24 mg of Suboxone.

while taking the drug suboxone,i showed positive on a drug test two times aproximately a week apart ,for methamphetamines.

I also test for probation and take suboxone everyday! It has NEVER come up positive for anything because suboxone is an opiod not an opiate so unless they are specifically testing for subs you will be fine, I promise. Like I said I have dropped many times and teken them that same morning.

Yes. As long as you substitute it with the same dosage you can. They are the same exact thing with the same method of administration.

2mg

First off, not trying to judge cuz i have been here as well man, but if you are on subox it is becuz you have had a problem w either oxy's or herion.... Be careful. Suboxone has a very long halflife in your system, this is what makes it so effective. When I was heavy in addiction/prescribed suboxone I would usually wait 24-48 hours, obviously the longer you wait the more likely u are to get twisted. I say be careful becuz a lot of people do oxy while the suboxone is still highly active which blocks opiates from being effective, usually causing us addicts to do more in hopes of nodding out, this causes many people to overdose. The opiate receptors are blocked but this does not in any way mean you cannot over dose. Again be safe, goodm luck!

Yes, and no. The suboxone will block most opiates, especially if you've been on it a while. 8mg's of suboxone has a good bit of naltrxone in it, that's the blocker. Oxicodone of any sort will not work, unless you use HUGE amounts. Complete waste, will get you angry big time, Heroin will work after a bout 6 hours, but again a large dose is needed, dangerous!!! Fentanyl will work.....sort of depends on what you are looking for, euphoria, or pain reduction. Suboxone will work for addiction problems, that is it works VERY well for most given a thorough chance! You can even do very well after a month or so on less than 4mg's. The problem I've encountered is the naltrexone is toxic, and had made me sick after 3 years of suboxone use. Now I'm really stuck, sick from it, sick w/o it. Going to try and do a small amount of methadone instead for a few weeks, then try and go back on to a small dose of sub. This is a lot more than you wanted to know, but let me say the suboxone has kept me alive for 3 years that I never have had without it..... so not a bad deal, give it a REAL chance!! Couple weeks at most, you be just fine and happy!

Buprenorphine is stronger than Dihydrocodeine but many people do not appreciate dihydrocodeine is a very strong painkiller.A 5mg dose buprenorphine is way to high for pain relief and doses as high as this are normally only used in addiction treatment in the form of 2mg or 8mg Subutex or Suboxone tablets.For pain relief buprenorphine is prescribed in microgram doses of 0.2mg.

i take it you got a morphine prescription you should do the morphine after Dr takes you fully off of the suboxone then discuss the morphine with your dr

basically none with the exception of Tramadol. Tramadol adds a interesting uplifting buzz, but no medication that makes you drowsy in any kind of way. If you're trying to get high, you can't unless you stop the suboxone and wait until the medication is out of your system (and by then you're sicker than hell) to be able to actually feel anything

Sub-ox-own is correct. You could also say it like Suh-box-own or Sa-box-own (same thing, you get the idea).

The majority of people in The United States, will pronounce it as Sub-ox-in (or Suh-box-in, Sa-box-in) but this is incorrect. I don't know how or why this pronunciation caught on, but, almost everyone I have run into says it like that, even though it is incorrect. When I try to correct people on it, they always tell me I'm wrong. I am right though because I've done plenty of research and even checked pronunciation websites to make sure I was right.

3 days, but from a lot of personal experience, it feels like 8-12 hours.

Yeh, time.

I took Valium whilst taking subutex, to help with sleep and anxiety while withdrawling. Worked wonders. Be careful not to end up with another addiction though.