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Based on how much an how often you use you will devolop a tolernace by the end of a week with daily use or by the end of a month with an alternating day route. This can also be affected by how you use (EX. IV users tend to develop tolerance much faster) I feel some people are more proned to build tolerance faster than others. If you remain a chipper which i highly recommend and use only say once every Saturday every other week you will remain addiction free and get the most bang for your buck. Developing a tolernace leads to the loss off pleasurable effects that opiates give, once you lose it its very hard to get back at a reasonable dose. And if you have never used heroin or any opiates for that matter please start with a very small amount there is no gurantee how potent it will be and you could overdose very easily your first time.

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The general rule is that you will not be able to feel the effects of any opiates for a minimum of 36 hours. After 36 hours, you will be able to feel the opiates a little bit, but you won't be able to get a full-blown opiate high for at least 48 to 72 hours. The amount of time can be shorter, if you are not taking Suboxone regularly.

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How long you have to wait to take an opiate and get high after taking 2mg of suboxone depends on if you take suboxone regularly or not. For example I do opiates just about everyday, every once in a while when I can't get opiates I'll take suboxone (usually 2mg) and after like 12 hours the suboxone wears off and I start to feel the effects of opiate withdrawal. and sometimes if I have an opiate by that time I'll do it and in my opinion I feel the opiate even only after its been 12 hours since I took the suboxone. (I don't feel the opiate as strong but I feel it) However I do like to try to wait like 18 hours to take an opiate after the suboxone (mind you I'm talking about only 2mg and only after having taken the suboxone for 1 days and not days or weeks or months.. after suboxone has been in your system for more than a day or 2 you have to wait anywhere between 24-72 hours .. 72 hours if you've been on it any longer than a month)

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Anywhere from 5-21 days, depending on the severity of your addiction.

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If you can't take them just once now, probably you never will be able to.

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I have been a Heroin user off and on for 12 years. I can safely say that for ME is was 2 weeks before I could use without w/d symptoms.....

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