For Sale is ONE tablet of SUBUTEX 8mg. Selling on tablet for $15+fees&shipping; for a limited time. Available for shipment immediately.
These guys are selling between $25-$50 on the SR right now and that is highway robbery IMO.
Ships first-class or priority, your choice. Both methods will arrive safe and intact. Domestic only Full Escrow at the moment. Once I am verified and can request FE then I will seriously consider shipping international again. I will revisit this after verification happens.
These are much smaller than than the oval shaped pills and work extremely well for snorting or any other route of administration you prefer due to the small amount of filler in these pills. They DO NOT contain Naloxone(unlike suboxone), ONLY Buprenorphine!
From personal experience, Subutex is way more pleasant than Suboxone right down to the taste. Below is some technical info about Bupe and Naloxone if you are curious about either.
These are some excerpts from 'A Primer of Drug Action' by Robert M. Julien, M.D., Ph.D. It is unbiased and incredibly informative. Anything in parenthesis are added comments, not the authors:
Buprenorphine has a half life of 37 hours. Half-life is based on 6 half-lives(!). (So basically, it takes more than 222 hours for 99% of Bupe to leave your system).
Sublingual naloxone has a half life of 1.1 hours. Sublingual naloxone is poorly absorbed.
We've all heard of the partial agonist (which means 'activates'), pure antagonists (which means 'inhibits'), mixed agonist-antagonist (yuck), and (our favorites) the full agonist (morphine, H, the good pills, etc.).
Naloxone is a pure antagonist which means it blocks the access of other opioids. It blocks access of both endogenous ligands (here, endorphins), or an exogenous drug (e.g., any morphine derivative -- other opioids) either present in the body -- precipitating withdrawal -- OR ADMINISTERED WITH OR AFTER THE ANTAGONIST -- RESULTING IN NO EFFECT OF THE AGONIST.
A partial agonist (bupe) binds to the opioid receptors but has a low intrinsic activity (low efficacy). It therefore exerts an analgesic effect, but such an effect has a ceiling at less than the maximal effect produced by a pure agonist opioid. Buprenorphine is the prototype partial agonist opioid. When administered to a "naive" individual, analgesia is observed; when administered to an addict, however, a blockade of the pure agonist can occur and withdrawal can be precipitated. Compared to a mixed agonist-antagonist, the partial agonist buprenorphine binds to all three types of opioid receptors, albeit with lower efficacy.
Buprenorphine is a newer, semisynthetic, partial agonist opioid whose action is characterized by limited stimulation of mu receptors, which is responsible for its analgesic properties. As a partial agonist, however, there is a ceiling to its analgesic effectiveness, as well as to its potential for inducing euphoria and respiratory depression.
Bupe has a very long duration of action (24 hours) because it binds very strongly to mu receptors, limiting its reversibility by naloxone when reversal is considered necessary.
The drug can be given by parenteral, or sublingual routes. At LOW doses, buprenorphine can substitute for morphine (in morphine-dependent individuals -- this means you --- H turns to morphine in the body) and it is analgesic (in nontolerant individuals). However, higher doses do NOT substitute well for morphine, and they can precipitate withdrawal symptoms. (So, I guess, for us, less IS more!)