No, the methadone will block the effects of the heroin.
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∙ 2009-11-27 21:01:29LOL no!! Suboxone or Methadone are the best bets.
No, methadone blocks the effects of heroin and other opiates.
I am on methadone and have been for years. I am also taking college courses, one being Psych Substance Abuse and Addiction. The answer is until the methadone is out of your system. It may take days, weeks, or months. For me, it would take months, but if you took methadone but you're not used to taking it, probably a few days or so. Methadone does block the effects of heroin, which is why a lot of people use the methadone maintenance treatment programs. If I were to try to use heroin tomorrow, it would just be a waste of time and money because I wouldn't even feel it, and I would hella pissed, which is the purpose of it blocking the heroin. The withdrawal from methadone can take weeks or months, and it's more intense than heroin.
You don't have to wait methadone is an opiate. It will work just the same as heroin. Its not like suboxone.
It's not heroin that rots your teeth, it's Methadone. DivaDestruction
methadone is a substitute for heroin. it taakes away the cravings from heroin and u should not use methadone & heroin cuz depending on the mg of methadone your on the methadone blocks the heroin when you do it (heroin)..
Methadone will block the effects of heroin which will make it pointless to use heroin if you are taking methadone.
No, Methadone will not hide heroin on a drug test.
Clonezepam is in a class of drugs known as benzodiazepines, and heroin is a semi-synthetic opioid. So no, clonazepam is not synthetic heroin. Oxycontins is a form of synthetic heroin. In a way Methadone is as well, though the main use for methadone is to taper off heroin.
Safe is relative. But if you are on methadone to get off heroin, why are you trying to do heroin? Stick with the methadone, it is controlled and consistent and you know what you are getting. Leave the H alone.
Methadone is a synthetic opiod that works on the same brain receptors as heroin. Since you can DIE from heroin withdrawal the methadone takes the edge off for heroin addicts usually preventing death..
LOL no!! Suboxone or Methadone are the best bets.
yes but it doesnt work as well.
Methadone is basically heroin. They began to use it to ween heroin addicts off of heroin. Sadly it's just as addictive with the same affects. If anything it would show up in opiates or heroin.
No, heroin is an opiate and methadone is a synthetic opiate. So heroin will show up as positive for opiates. And methadone would of course show up as methadone itself. Hope this helps.
No, methadone blocks the effects of heroin and other opiates.
I am on methadone and have been for years. I am also taking college courses, one being Psych Substance Abuse and Addiction. The answer is until the methadone is out of your system. It may take days, weeks, or months. For me, it would take months, but if you took methadone but you're not used to taking it, probably a few days or so. Methadone does block the effects of heroin, which is why a lot of people use the methadone maintenance treatment programs. If I were to try to use heroin tomorrow, it would just be a waste of time and money because I wouldn't even feel it, and I would hella pissed, which is the purpose of it blocking the heroin. The withdrawal from methadone can take weeks or months, and it's more intense than heroin.