dopetalk
Core Topics => Opiates & Opioids => Drugs => Oxymorphone => Topic started by: DreamerOnTheRun on March 03, 2016, 10:38:43 PM
-
So my go-to for 8mg dilaudid was already cleaned out by the time I could make it there, but then... He continues to tell me "all he's got left" are 10mg opana IR's for the same price, do I want'em? Fuck yeah I do! Anyway, grabed three opana 10mg IR's, continued to smash & mix one up. Have a really bad habit of suckin the residue on the back end of the rig to discover they're actually really really sweet. I totally expected them to taste a lot like dilaudid, which are very very bitter. Nope, sweet. Damn near identical to the way Adderall IR's taste. Anyone ever notice that? They taste so much like immediate release addies that I'd bet they have the same fillers/binders. They even break down the same in water.
-
Awesome score. SWPK has me really wanting to try some oxym.
Oh and drugs are weird like that... xanax is horribly bitter (although I did get an acquired taste for it after getting addicted) but kpins are minty.
-
Awesome score. SWPK has me really wanting to try some oxym.
Oh and drugs are weird like that... xanax is horribly bitter (although I did get an acquired taste for it after getting addicted) but kpins are minty.
Yeah I always thought that was wild how clonazepam is minty.
-
Yeah I always thought that was wild how clonazepam is minty.
I hear they had these things called bananakins being sold from some Indian IOPs. Banana flavored chewable clonazepam... yummy!
-
Overall, they've really cornered the market on sedative breath mints, that's for sure.
EXT. DAY. WHITE MAN in suit sits on park bench w/ 'fresh paint' sign looking worried.
VOICEOVER: "Big date tonight? Interview for your dream job this morning? Don't hurt your chances with bad breath or anxiety! Try Klontos, the only fresh-maker that's calm-maker too!" (Alt. version: "Don't hurt your chances with bad breath or unslurred speech and a functional memory!"]
Unfortunately, after many years of receiving generic clonazepam that was always minty no matter the color or shape, my new pharmacy is dispensing nasty Qualitest ones that are like paper-mache, in texture and taste, when they dissolve in your mouth.
Edit: Actually, I forgot about these Russian sedatives I tried once called Validol that are quite minty; before you get too excited, the name refers to the super-strength valerian extract that comprises the active ingredient.
On a side note, the Russians have really come up with a lot of psych meds that are totally normal over there but are basically unknown in N.America/W.Europe, or else would seem really weird to us, although some have caught on (e.g. phenibut).
-
I always said it was that sweet mint taste I was addicted to.... ;D
-
I love how clonazepam is minty haha. And correct me if I'm wrong but lorazepam is really sweet tasting, is it not? I remember the first time i ever had lorazepam, i raided my parents' medicine cabinet and found my mom's 5-year-old ativan script. I took a few and they tasted so sweet, almost like sugar pills. For a long time i thought maybe it was because they were old and expired. But then a few years later i ran into some more, and sure enough they were just as sweet.
-
About two years ago I was making really good money and spending even more every day on pills. Well I was sick and a guy I knew was getting me 10mg Vicodin (think like a 40 count) and at that point I didn't even care. I was sick and money wasn't a problem. He calls me when I'm about 5 minutes away (30 minute drive) and says hey those Vicodin fell through but I did get #5 Opana 40s because I figured you'd want something.