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25 Comments on SUBOXONE: Facts from a User

matthew1722 on Fri, 24th Apr 2009 4:32 am


They need to create a generic version of suboxone so it can be less expensive.

83shug on Sat, 25th Apr 2009 12:42 pm


Good on you Tyler.

Thanks for postin this!

u2zero2u on Tue, 28th Apr 2009 4:56 am


Also since suboxone is so expensive I plan on buying 1 weeks worth at a time. For those of you that dont know, you can go to the pharmacy and buy one a day if you really wanted to.. Here in Indiana I am paying about 7.60$ per pill..

u2zero2u on Tue, 28th Apr 2009 12:11 pm


Hey im your neighbor in Indiana!! But its great you are doing this. Not only are you giving good advice to people seeking help but im sure this will help in your treatment process as well. I started taking suboxone yesterday. Thanks for doing what your doing..Good luck staying clean..

joplinfrk on Tue, 28th Apr 2009 11:40 pm


Great job. It worked for me. Well, coupled with daily meetings. Good luck!

maple2609 on Fri, 1st May 2009 7:46 am


Thanks! Hope all goes well and yes I agree..this med tastes like SH*T

secretdagger87 on Mon, 4th May 2009 2:17 pm


You did a great job on this video. I am also a recovering opiate addict and I owe my life to Suboxone. It both manages my pain and keeps a needle out of my arm. I started taking Suboxone over 5 months ago and haven’t relasped yet. This has been the best med for me. The only thing I don’t like about Suboxone is how it tastes, but it is worth suffering through. Thank you for your video I learned a lot and I am always trying to learn more.

maple2609 on Tue, 5th May 2009 3:16 am


Suboxone:Partial Opiate Agonist
Methadone:Full Opiate Agonist

Suboxone activates (half) the opiate recepters in the brain while Methadone being a full agonist activates all the recepters. Both have very high affinities. Suboxone has a ceiling effect which reduces abuse potential, unlike methadone. With Methadone Contrary to what some say, you can get very “high” off metha. and can continue upping the dose to achieve this effect. Studies show Suboxone gives a more structured path to sobriety

maple2609 on Tue, 5th May 2009 6:49 pm


Viewers: When I use the words “full opioid” and “partial opioid”, that is simply because this is a video for those who arent really educated about Suboxone or its use. A majority of people who hear the word “partial agonist” etc. really dont know what that is, so I make it a little easier. My statements ARE correct and are based on textbook facts in the addiction medicine field. I may use terms in an easier to understand manner because we’re not all smart-asses who nit-pik other peoples videos.

maple2609 on Thu, 7th May 2009 3:50 am


Naloxone is also shown not to work when Suboxone is snorted. Very weak. You keep on looking to get me though, its amusing to me. These drugs are made for opiate maintenance and that is the point and that is where the similarity is. Methadone is Highly addictive and sadly these clinics are focused more about money than correct dosage and future sobriety goals. These clinics set out the bowls of dog food and the people come. I Know. Suboxone gives you a chance to actually get clean. Thanks though!

maple2609 on Thu, 7th May 2009 8:08 am


I never said the chemical makeups of the two were identical. I said theyre similer in the usage and way they work in the brain. In ALL my videos I refer to these drugs as “full opiate agonists” and “Partial opiate agonists” and yes naloxone does barely have “bioavailablility” but It does close to NOTHING in terms of opiate blocking unless IV injected, which is what it is made for. Studies have shown that at times buprenorphine has even more affinity/opiate blocking powers than naloxone

NickelPrison on Thu, 7th May 2009 11:38 am


2:27 – The structures of methadone and buprenorphine are unrelated. 2:46 – The words you’re looking for are full-agonist and partial-agonist. 7:15 – Naloxone does have slight bioavailablilty orally.

maple2609 on Fri, 8th May 2009 1:56 pm


Boy you never stop do you.. I am HELPING people buddy, trust me I know what Im talking about and would never state ANYTHING that wasnt a Physician Stated FACT. You dont know how many people Ive helped since putting these vids up. What hurts peoples health is when they CANT get the information they NEED on this medication, and end up STILL USING OPIATES. Ive been on Mehta. and Subox. and am good friends with 3 Addiction Physicians so I do know what Im saying and AM helping. Go bug someone else-

Fazza1980 on Tue, 12th May 2009 1:08 am


good job bro, peoples lifes are at risk usein opiates anyways, so keep up the work bro…well done!

NickelPrison on Thu, 14th May 2009 5:51 am


Another one of these? Did you ever think that you could be putting peoples health in danger by doing this?

ticktocks1988 on Fri, 15th May 2009 4:52 am


Cool Video man…I have been on Suboxone a little over 6 months and my life has never been better…I still go to an AA meeting once a day but that’s what works for me…I’m in Ohio too, about an hour north of C-Bus and only pay $105 a month for my script and the office visit..THANK GOD!!!

S0UNDnVISI0N on Fri, 15th May 2009 5:03 am


Great treatment!! Miraculous help. It has done for me what 4 rehabs, 20 mos. of incarceration, 10 mos. BMP, and years of trying to kick with alcohol, methadone, benzos and weed NEVER DID. I can go to groups, attend meetings and live out my days withdrawal free and fully aware. I have energy and ambition and a clarity of thought that I haven’t had the priviledge of knowing for years. And it’s hilarious to remember my disbelief the first day I used it. It works.

themilkmanrocks on Sun, 17th May 2009 12:27 am


been clean on suboxone for over two years now. it has been a mirical. i still smoke weed to get to sleep but i still count my self as being clean because im not sticking a needle in my arm 5 or 6 times a day.

maple2609 on Tue, 19th May 2009 1:50 pm


Thanks to all of you and I hope anything Ive put up has at least made things easier for the recovery process!

grayphox on Thu, 21st May 2009 10:17 pm


Interesting and informative video man, thanks for taking your time to educate people. I’m sure you’ve made a difference .

nstiver on Mon, 25th May 2009 7:53 am


I take 3 8 mg tabs per day. I know thats heavy but it works for me. Ran out early yesterday. Feeling like crap.

mistawilson89 on Wed, 27th May 2009 7:02 am


I agree Suboxone is def a miracle pill.. Anything is possible if ya want it bad enough

rac189 on Fri, 29th May 2009 7:03 am


How many mg’s do you that are on suboxone usually take? I was prescribed 8mg pills but the doc said I may be able to take 4mg a day and be fine. Keep in mind though, I’m used to snorting 3 80mg Oxycontins a day. I’m sure I’ll probably have to start out taking the full 8mg’s but do you think I can wean myself down to 4 as time goes on? Thanks for your help.

trustmysister on Fri, 29th May 2009 12:31 pm


5-600 For suboxone is way better than 100 a day for dope… I am blessed… my addiction specialist is covered with a 15 dollar copay and my suboxone is only 70 a month after insurance. You are doing a good thing man… Suboxone saved my life. I had a dangerous iv opiate addiction and since august, have been a whole new person.

KellyBean98 on Sat, 30th May 2009 9:35 pm


Great videos! Ive been struggling for a LONG time and have learned everything I need from watching ya, so thank you, I agree suboxone is a great drug and I know alot of people who are on it whos lives have gotten better and better everyday. Keep it UP!!! Kel