Dozer · 2022-10-30 05:41
What kind of long-term painful medical conditions are there that would get you prescribed opioids and that are not really testable by a medical professional?
Linda Lee · 2022-10-30 05:47
I'm fine with really weak opioids as well by the way. Just something reliable long-term.
Acid Burn · 2022-10-30 13:13
just buy it on the net if you have money
Fred Nurk · 2022-10-31 18:28
>>11602
It depends on where you live, but chances are good that kratom is the weak reliable long-term opioid you're looking for. Arguably having a long-term habit involving anything harder (real opiates and derivatives) is not going to work in your best interests, but kratom is not as destructive or easier to contain and there exist many functional kratom addicts. You could use it for years on end, and many people do, without really disinhibiting yourself and setting yourself up for extreme withdrawals, except if you dose too often and use too much. You would still have to worry, as it's a finer line to walk than many would have you believe. As for testing, I'm not sure, but kratom shouldn't turn out positive on tests that don't specifically test for it. It can also be pretty cheap (if you don't overuse it).
To explain a little, kratom targets only some of the opioid receptors that opiates target. It can give you euphoria, pain suppression, amongst effects associated with opiates, but still not as strong as actual opiates.
Anyways, please be careful out there lain, an ill-considered opioid habit can fuarrrk up your motivation and cause many, many things you would do well to avoid.
Sipho Nkosi · 2022-11-09 18:37
>>11604
but lain... is illegal =(
>>11611
is illegal in my country lain =(
Hong, Guil Dong · 2022-11-09 19:06
medical professionals aren't as omniscient as you think. There's no test for backpain, you say you have it, ok you have it. Maybe some doctor doesn't beleive you, maybe some other does. If you shop around for perscriptions skillfully at least in my country it seems like you can get basically anything you want. If you don't get enough you can go to another doctor with the same complaints and get another perscription.
Not sure I like it but thats how it is.