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Methadone Will not get a user high, but will likely kill a person even with very small mgs. Please follow and read this link, it i will explain everything for you:

http://knowledgex.camh.net/amhspecialists/resources_families/Pages/street_methadone_straight_talk.aspx

I was brought to this site in a panic as i read this link on a different website. Please note this website is meant for people who are using drugs actively.

http://www.bluelight.org/vb/threads/586825-How-many-Mg-of-Methadone-to-get-high

Drug users have a tendancy to learn things online, it can be a very dangerous place as they think they have learnt a new thing online, however they are learning false information these websites they go to are not approved in anyway by any approved governing agency.

Drug users minds are not brains that are functioning in a normal acting way. Behaviour could be quite erratic.

Methadone will not get a user high, however they beileve it to be so as it is an opioid agonist but they dont understand in the manner it how it works in the human body.

Wikipedia Started in the same way this site has, and as such likely websites tend to grow as human thirst for nowledge grows stronger by the day given that there is a horribly new world of dangerous medications that should only be used under a doctors given consent and/or directions.

People should never lie to a doctor to deceive as they likely will do so, in order to gain medications to get high.

Here is a link from wikipedia on methadone, which is safe to read and holds strong approved sources about methadone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methadone

 

Hi Jordan,

I'm glad you found us here. Welcome to Portico.

Portico is an open community, deliberately set up to include everyone - professionals, people with lived experience of mental illness or addiction, families, caregivers, etc. The goal is to improve practice and improve lives and we think that's best done with everyone talking at the same table, so to speak. As long as we all follow our Community Guidelines, it works.

It seems that you have something to share about opioid use and/or harm reduction. Both of the links you've posted point to a Bluelight page about using methadone. I think the second link should point to the Knowledge Ex page Straight Talk: Street Methadone. That page includes information about the dangers of street methadone.

We have pretty good information here about opioid use you might want to check out:

Prescription opioid problems includes an overview, and info on treatment, guidelines and tools and resources.

And we've posted the Primary Care Addiction Toolkit, which has an entire section devoted to opioid misuse and addiction, including screening, assessment and treatment. In the toolkit, there's a page on medication assisted treatment of opioid addiction where you'll find information on methadone. As with all Portico content, the toolkit is written for professionals, but useful to anyone interested in learning more.

And here's a page about harm reduction with a definition, principles and related approaches to care.

Let us know what other information or resources you think professionals and others should have in order to improve care. And if you have any to share, you can post them here. 

Thanks Jordan. 

Cheryl

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