Looking for Vicoprofen (hydrocoden/ibuprofen) : Opiates

2 points

1 year ago*

1) It's 100% in that person's head.
2) There's something called a compounding pharmacy where they can make custom meds.
3) If I was that person, I'd keep saying that it didn't work until I got oxymorphone, which is by far the best prescription opioid. lol.

It's also possible they developed a tolerance and do not realize it. Maybe they went through a rough time and took more than usual for a while and now they're expecting the old dose to work.

Also, there's nothing wrong with taking ibuprofen at the same time as acetaminophen. Just tell them to take an Advil with it next time.

/u/kircher 📢

1 points

1 year ago

Yeah you and /u/zerocool make extremely valid points.

I actually CWE as /u/drunkraccoon suggested but she's adamant that the only thing that works is Vicoprofen, lol. Definitely in her head.

Her doc just switched her to Dilaudid. I'm going to relay this information to her! My advice to her re: Dilaudid (from what I understand it's literally hydromorphone HCL with no cuts) was to just take ibuprofen with it.

Interesting about the oxymorphone though...

/u/drunkenraccoon

1 points

1 year ago

you could do cold water extraction to seperate the hydrocoden from the acetaminophen, and then have them take ibuprofen seperately

/u/zerocool

1 points

1 year ago*

i dont get it.. they can prescribe hydrocodone without acetaminophen and you can just take an ibuprofen with it. i think im missing something.

/u/weed_doer .88 Monero Giveaway Winner

2 points

1 year ago

I don't think I've ever seen hydrocodone without acetaminophen or ibuprofen in a pre-made pill. Oxy, yes, but not hydro. Not saying it doesn't exist but I've never heard of it.

The person should just go to a compounding pharmacy. But they're doing a good job at getting the doc to prescribe better drugs so I'd keep rolling with it not working if I was them.

/u/zerocool

1 points

1 year ago

yep, thats good advice!

/u/kircher 📢

1 points

1 year ago*

Unfortunately her insurance provider doesn't cover compounding, but their "pain management" is pretty wild with what they're willing to prescribe. I myself am personally interested in the oxymorphone which you mentioned above.

As far as the massive 60ct 7.5mg norco's, gonna definitely CWE at least half if not all of those to volumetric dose. Definitely want to try railing a line of the Dilaudid too. What's your personal ROA?

edit:
Apparently there's a thing called "Zohydro" https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2016/202880s009s010lbl.pdf

But her doctor says that is not on the "formulary" so that can't be prescribed. But I'm confused between the difference of Zohydro and Dilaudid as both seem to be /just/ hydromorphone?

/u/weed_doer .88 Monero Giveaway Winner

1 points

1 year ago

both hydro and oxymorphone have similar ROA bioavailability %s

oral around 10-20%
nasal is 40-50%
IV is 100% of course (never done this, but I think there is pretty widespread agreement that the best rush you can get from an opioid is IV hydro/oxymorphone)

I've snorted tons of oxymorphone and shot lots of heroin, but I am afraid to shoot oxymorphone. I just know I'd ruin my life.

/u/readytodie1

1 points

1 year ago

that does make sense

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