15/325 mg Lortabs

[Hydro-Joe]

Does anyone know if 15/325 mg Lortabs exist? I've come across this strength several times at various websites but have yet to verify it.

As per my previous posts, I'm currently prescribed 120-10/500mg Lortabs a month (along with 240 Sonatas and 240 Tramadols).

When I return to the doctor next week, I'm going to try and score some Lortab elixer or some of the 15/325's if they indeed exist.

Thanks!

[gnat]

I can't confirm they exist but I can tell you that you may wish to get at least 10/325 norco's to go a little easier on your liver.

Now, some docs will write scripts that must be filled at a compound shop. I have had a 30mg hydrocodone capsule. Since then, the doc has up'd the script this guy has to 40mg. It's a bitch to fill the script because you can't just go to a regular pharm but its SOooooo clean feeling and strong. Nice pills for sure.

So if they do exist I would say they are a special compound and not an actual name-brand, manufactured pill.

[paperrabbit]

In the U.S. there isn't a 15mg hydrocodone (unless it's brand new and just hasn't crossed my radar), but yes, you can get a compound of it....but you have to find somewhere that will do it. My best friend is a pharm tech and I guess they do it at the Walgreens here...

[gnat]

Originally Posted by paperrabbit

In the U.S. there isn't a 15mg hydrocodone (unless it's brand new and just hasn't crossed my radar), but yes, you can get a compound of it....but you have to find somewhere that will do it. My best friend is a pharm tech and I guess they do it at the Walgreens here...

Not a bad friend to have

[duke_nemmerle]

Originally Posted by gnat

Not a bad friend to have

NO doubt man, I think I wann a be in pharm R&D and bioassay drugs like some guy on A.D.H.

[Zoop]

First , I'd certainly not be suprised if we see a product like that coming out soon, what with the demand for opiate pharms so high these days (I mean, even for legitimate-use analgesics), second, it might already be out. I am gonna look around.

HEY HYDRO JOE - how in the hell do you get your doc to prescribe 240 sonata's at a time? This drug is absolutely FASCINATING to me. It is certainly a downer, but very very short acting, as I'm sure you are aware (and anyone else who's tried it). But the coolest thing about it is that you can sniff it! Yeah, that's right, you can snort it up your nose! It kicks in faster than coke - no lie. Like 30 seconds, literally.

AND, what makes it sooooo very very special is that it is a hallucinogen too. At higher doses, starting at about 20mg intranasally or 30mg orally, it becomes hallucinogenic. I have seen the same type of stuff just like when I took acid or shrooms on sonata, and on ambien too for that matter (which is closely related, but it's very hard on the nose to snort, I wouldn't recommend that). Geometric patterns and whole bit. I have read one report in a medical journal of full-on hallucinogenic effects caused by ambiem (zolpidem) in one patient, so it's not too far-fetched to believe its first cousin zaleplon, which is sonata's generic name, would be hallucinogenic too. This effect may only be manifested in a certain subpopulation of folks, but man, it's totally awesome. Back in my trippin' days, the thing that I didn't like about hallucinogens was that they made me soooo damn wired, couldn't sleep on 'em unless I had some benzo's or drank like a case of beer with it. With sonata, it's built right into the drug.

Hydro, tell me what the condition the doctor is treating with all those sonatas and maybe I can procure a mother lode of them myself.

tanks

[paperrabbit]

Hrmm...that's pretty interesting, Zoop. I have a script for Sonata I got last year for my insomnia. That shit was expensive even WITH my insurance...ANYWAY, taking it orally 10mg would work for a couple weeks and then tolerance skyrocketed and it had no effect on me anymore. 40 mg was the most I would take at once. However, this is a problem I have had with every single sleep aid I've ever been on...needless to say, I didn't get my refills because I found it pretty worthless. I have tried insufflating 10 - 20 mg and really didn't get much besides a slight relaxation, which in retrospect could be placebo. I take AMbien now to get me into sleepy land when I'm not doused on the opiates and it works like a charm...haven't tripped off of it, but then again I have never really done any more than 10 - 15 mg at once. Strange how the stuff can work so dramatically on one person but not on another.

I still have a few of those things sitting in my drawer, maybe i'll give 'em another whirl.

[skeletontea]

Originally Posted by paperrabbit

I have a script for Sonata I got last year for my insomnia, taking it orally 10mg would work for a couple weeks and then tolerance skyrocketed and it had no effect on me anymore. 40 mg was the most I would take at once. However, this is a problem I have had with every single sleep aid I've ever been on...

Sonata never worked for me, have you ever tried eszopiclone (Lunesta)? Unlike Zolpidem (Ambien), which quits working for me pretty quickly, this stuff can be taken for over 15 nights in a row, no prob (at least thats my experience.) There's a bit more detail about it in the last post in the "waiting for a deliveries" thread by zoop (i think.)

SORRY, somehow made a double post, is there a way to erase one of them?

[skeletontea]

Originally Posted by paperrabbit

I have a script for Sonata I got last year for my insomnia, taking it orally 10mg would work for a couple weeks and then tolerance skyrocketed and it had no effect on me anymore. 40 mg was the most I would take at once. However, this is a problem I have had with every single sleep aid I've ever been on...

Sonata never worked for me, have you ever tried eszopiclone (Lunesta)? Unlike Zolpidem (Ambien), which quits working for me pretty quickly, this stuff can be taken for over 15 nights in a row, no prob (at least thats my experience.) There's a bit more detail about it in the last post in the "waiting for a package" thread (i think thats the thread name.)

[Bonnie100]

I take AMbien now to get me into sleepy land when I'm not doused on the opiates and it works like a charm...haven't tripped off of it, but then again I have never really done any more than 10 - 15 mg at once. Strange how the stuff can work so dramatically on one person but not on another.

Ya know I took an Ambien once by accident instead of my zoloft - In the morning- Holy crap, I literally did not remember the first hours of being at work. When they say you can have short memory term loss at a side effect, believe it- I won't take those now.

And how do people get these hydro's from the doctor so easily? I have back and neck pains all the time and my doc struggles to give them to me!

[Hydro-Joe]

Zoop (and others):

I just told my doctor I was having trouble sleeping (which I was). He gave me a script for 240 of the Sonata's. Yesterday, I went back to the doctor and I told him I would like to try the 'regular' Ambien, but he gave me Ambien CR (120 + 4 refills). I still have refills on the Sonata if the Ambien CR's don't work.

He also asked me if I was out of pain medicine...Of course I was! Instead of writing me the standard 7.5/500mg Lortabs, he wrote me something called Vicoprofen (bottle has 7.5/200 IBU on it). He graciously wrote me 120 of them.

I've never had trouble with my doctor. He states if someone is pain, he can do something about it...I won't post what he said of the particular governmental agency which babysits doctors and their prescription pads!

I'm glad that I have such a relationship with my doc. I use to live in the same city where the doctor is located. I have since moved about 40 miles south into another state. I wouldn't go to ANY of the doctors here. I still drive the 40 miles to see my old doc and that is what I intend to do.

Hydro-Joe

[Bonnie100]

I love Doctors who hate "governmental agencies" I need to find one who cares more that your in pain than (supposedly) worried about addiction. I'm old enough to know what I want-regardless of the risk of addiction. My Dad takes them for so long then goes thru a few minor withdrawals- then back on them.

I wish I lived where that Doc is. Damn

[_rlpsd.]

Originally Posted by Hydro-Joe

Zoop (and others):

I just told my doctor I was having trouble sleeping (which I was). He gave me a script for 240 of the Sonata's. Yesterday, I went back to the doctor and I told him I would like to try the 'regular' Ambien, but he gave me Ambien CR (120 + 4 refills). I still have refills on the Sonata if the Ambien CR's don't work.

He also asked me if I was out of pain medicine...Of course I was! Instead of writing me the standard 7.5/500mg Lortabs, he wrote me something called Vicoprofen (bottle has 7.5/200 IBU on it). He graciously wrote me 120 of them.

I've never had trouble with my doctor. He states if someone is pain, he can do something about it...I won't post what he said of the particular governmental agency which babysits doctors and their prescription pads!

I'm glad that I have such a relationship with my doc. I use to live in the same city where the doctor is located. I have since moved about 40 miles south into another state. I wouldn't go to ANY of the doctors here. I still drive the 40 miles to see my old doc and that is what I intend to do.

Hydro-Joe

lucky

[insaneike]

Never heard of anyhting over 10mg lortab brand. But my friend gets some kind of hydrocodone thats 20mg... I think it might be something like narcocet or something? but hydro sucks lol. I trade my 60, 7.5s a month for smoke and wgood pills. Don't ya love how the docs give a VERY tolerant person(and they know it) fucking lortab when he is in serious ass pain, where he can't even sleep over 4 hours! Though i get hydro for my knees(arthritis basicly) and they didnt give me but Soma(carispodal) for my back! Arrrgh.

later

[voodoobudah]

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