POT smoker beware!
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Andrew0409
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thats terrible, legalize it so this doesn't happen. Usually i would say no reason for dealers to lace weed since it's just extra money but fentanly is so cheap and you only need a little bit to OD.
Rot-Iron66
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- Jul 21, 2016
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Some guy around here near me dropped dead from a laced joint, he had no clue it was laced. People are fecked up...
Unleash-t-wild-physique
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That is so fucked up to tarnish a natural clen herb.I knew it was only a matter of time someone did this.
- Mar 9, 2016
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I was a big user of weed dback in my college days and it was clean stuff then. This is totally fucked up to say the least. I sure hope I don't ever get this.
dustined83
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I actually used to have an opiate addiction. Pot helps ease the pain with no addictive qualities like big pharma
Nutpuncher
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And I've heard labs selling hormone-less testosterone lol. Thats why brewing is neat
yeah I heard that too. I've I remember correctly, fenty was discovered in bloods, but they couldn't determine the source. thats why growing is neater.
Hey brother...funny you mentioned that because I honestly believe I accidentally throw some ingredients together into a capsule and gave to my friend that is suffering from opiate withdraws...he is trying to kick it for the <enter whatever number> time. Within 1 hr after taking 3 caps, his facial expression shows signs of life (you know what I mean). Within 3hrs, he was doing the damn dishes.. He ended up staying up until 3 am (took at 6pm) to clean house because he stuck in bed or on toilet. How da fuck does a person like me happen to throw together ingredients that I've researched and got positive results but we have an opiate pain killer epidemic because its not easy getting clean and staying clean...that is usually an addictions life long battle..but big pharma with unlimited resources is coming out with hydro without APAP which will add fuel to fire. As an once opiate addict myself and now and forever in recovery, my favorite pain meds are ones with 1 primary ingredient (dope).
I won't give big pharma credit for methadone or suboxone/Subutex or zubsolve or other partial agonists. These types of meds in my opinion and what I hear from others are much harder to get off than full agonist due to longer half life which is intended to keep your blood level stable to prevent withdrawls but such a coincidence that the longer half life means longer withdraw time. Why would you want to quit taking and go thru longer but not as intense withdraw? I know why because its so fucking expensive. Your drug dealer pricing is lower than big pharma. So without insurance, forget about it unless you can afford an additional monthly car payment ($300-500). Oh and if you have insurance, like mine at the time UnitedHealth, they refuse to pay for these type of medicine without my doc re-applying annually while I hope to get approved. Which I've gotten denied twice (1st time b/c I treatment doesn't take that long, 2nd time because I was proactive and applied before expires and SPECIFICALLY said that this is for next pre-approval, not for current one. And I got denied because current one is still active and I can only have 1 authorization at a time.
rant over
And I've heard labs selling hormone-less testosterone lol. Thats why brewing is neat
yeah I heard that too. I've I remember correctly, fenty was discovered in bloods, but they couldn't determine the source. thats why growing is neater.
Hey brother...funny you mentioned that because I honestly believe I accidentally throw some ingredients together into a capsule and gave to my friend that is suffering from opiate withdraws...he is trying to kick it for the <enter whatever number> time. Within 1 hr after taking 3 caps, his facial expression shows signs of life (you know what I mean). Within 3hrs, he was doing the damn dishes.. He ended up staying up until 3 am (took at 6pm) to clean house because he stuck in bed or on toilet. How da fuck does a person like me happen to throw together ingredients that I've researched and got positive results but we have an opiate pain killer epidemic because its not easy getting clean and staying clean...that is usually an addictions life long battle..but big pharma with unlimited resources is coming out with hydro without APAP which will add fuel to fire. As an once opiate addict myself and now and forever in recovery, my favorite pain meds are ones with 1 primary ingredient (dope).
I won't give big pharma credit for methadone or suboxone/Subutex or zubsolve or other partial agonists. These types of meds in my opinion and what I hear from others are much harder to get off than full agonist due to longer half life which is intended to keep your blood level stable to prevent withdrawls but such a coincidence that the longer half life means longer withdraw time. Why would you want to quit taking and go thru longer but not as intense withdraw? I know why because its so fucking expensive. Your drug dealer pricing is lower than big pharma. So without insurance, forget about it unless you can afford an additional monthly car payment ($300-500). Oh and if you have insurance, like mine at the time UnitedHealth, they refuse to pay for these type of medicine without my doc re-applying annually while I hope to get approved. Which I've gotten denied twice (1st time b/c I treatment doesn't take that long, 2nd time because I was proactive and applied before expires and SPECIFICALLY said that this is for next pre-approval, not for current one. And I got denied because current one is still active and I can only have 1 authorization at a time.
rant over
Insurance companies are in the business of denying claims. They could care less about patients, or better put customers. You pay into a plan and then make money, you make a claim and they lose some money. I've had to get pre-authorization on many drugs and procedures. You see the doctor makes the initial decision on your health and what you need for procedures, tests, and drugs. In order to get that done though and somewhat barely paid for they make a claim with the insurance company. So the insurance company is making the final decision on your health. Even if your doctor says you NEED something they will still deny you. It's all about money, politics and "red-tape". It sucks. Yeah, I hate insurance companies also. I'm sure you and I are not alone.
