Plugging Fentanyl Patch Mylan
Posted : admin On 4/23/2019An Experience with Fentanyl. 'Various Methods of Ingestion' by Cactushead. I ate approximately a quarter of a 100mcg/h patch with almost no effect. Best way to take fentanyl? But most people willing to go through extracting fentanyl are. I'm saying all of this under the assumption that it's a mylan patch.
FENTabUSER
Bluelighter
dont smoke plastic please.....mylans everyone says dont chew and leave on your gums i find that you can just chew a chunk of the patch and not swallow your spit....you know youre doing it right when you get a nasty taste in your mouth...takes roughly 15 minutes and youre good to go...you can also leave it against your cheek and gums but will take a bit longer. I dont suggest smoking because youre asking for an OD unless you are very careful. Although to each his own and you can do what you feel like doing it I wouldnt suggest this method. Wear them or gum them.
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Is commonly used to treat Cancer patients and chronic breakthrough pain as well as pre-procedure in a hospital setting, Fentanyl is a synthetic primary μ-opioid. It’s approximately 100 times more potent than morphine; 100 micrograms of fentanyl is approx. equivalent to 10mg of morphine in analgesic activity.
Bio-Availability of Fentanyl
Fentanyl's half life averages between 3-12 hours
IV - 100%
Transdermal - ~92%
Buccal/transmucosal - 50%
Smoking - ? (it's efficient but wasteful)
info on buccal fentanyl from this article
Both the plasma fentanyl concentration and bioavailability of fentanyl will vary depending on the fraction of the dose absorbed through the oral mucosa and the fraction swallowed. Approximately 25% of the total dose is rapidly absorbed from the buccal mucosa and becomes systemically available. The remaining 75% is swallowed, is slowly absorbed from the stomach, and then undergoes first-pass metabolism in the liver, with a bioavailability of 33%. Thus, the overall observed bioavailability of transmucosal fentanyl is approximately 50% of the total dose
Popular brands of Fentanyl include Actiq, Durogesic, Duragesic, Fentora, Onsolis, Sublimaze and Instanyl. Generics of the transdermal patches include Mylan, Watson and Sandoz.
Fentanyl was first synthesized by Dr. Paul Janssen in 1960 following the medical inception of meperidine several years earlier. Janssen developed fentanyl by assaying analogues of the structurally-related drug meperidine for its opioid activity. The widespread use of fentanyl triggered the production of fentanyl citrate (fentanyl combined with citrate at a 1:1 ratio), which entered the clinical practice as a general anaesthetic under the trade name Sublimaze in the 1960s. Following this, many other fentanyl analogs were developed and introduced into the medical practice, including Sufentanil, Alfentanil, Remifentanil, and Lofentanil.
Mylan Fentanyl Patch Dosage
In the mid 1990s, fentanyl saw its first widespread palliative use with the clinical introduction of the Duragesic patch, followed in the next decade by the introduction of the first quick-acting prescription formations of fentanyl for personal use, the Actiq lollipop and Fentora buccal tablets. Through the delivery method of transdermal patches, fentanyl is currently the most widely used synthetic opioid in clinical practice, with several new delivery methods currently in development. Fentanyl is classified as a Schedule II drug in the United States due to its potential for abuse.[1]What’s a normal Dose?
In regards to Pain Management and Polymer Matrix Transdermal Patches, Fentanyl should not be applied to a patient unless having been on an opiate schedule that is equivalent to 14 days use at 60mg of oral morphine per day, which is equivalent to 40mg of oxy - check this converter. The patient is started out on the lowest dose patch, 12mcg/hr, titrating up every 24 hours until stable. Long term patients are generally safe to begin on 25mcg patches.
For “fun” Fentanyl should be approached with great caution, especially to the opiate naïve who wish to indulge – this applies to all methods of administration; transdermal, smoking, IVing, bucally. I will spare the whole “you shouldn’t be fucking with fentanyl” because in the end it is up to the user in the end. The warnings are out there. But I’m just going to declare I wouldn’t advise anyone with a tolerance that is less than, say around, 120mg oral oxy, single dose, to be using this drug any other way than it is intended.
Using the 120mg oral oxy tolerance as a guide, here are my recommendations for dosing for transdermal and buccal Fentanyl. Remember I’m talking the Polymer Matrix ones here, not the Gels or lollypops as I have no experience with them. If someone can give me some reliable information for an IV and smoking dose I’ll add them in as well.
- Buccal – Start off with cutting the equivalent to 6mcg/hr, so ½ of a 12mcg patch. Place it up against your cheek, avoiding swallowing your saliva, lightly sucking in your cheeks in to apply pressure to it. Make sure it’s the actual sticky adhesive part against your cheek, that’s where the drug is stored after all.
The buccal route has a much faster absorption rate than transdermal, so expect the initial effects to be present around the 15-20min mark, peaking around 60-90mins. If you start to feel uneasy or overwhelmed at any point in time, take the patch out immediately. - Transdermal – Before you go applying anything make sure you have a good 24 hours set aside for when you do this because the patch takes around 12 hours to reach peak levels. Apply 12mcg/hr to your upper body, preferably on the upper bicep, chest area or on your shoulders. The closer to your heart the better as there’s less blood flow on your extremities. Increase your dose up according to how you feel, adding no more than 12mcg/hr at a time.
It’s difficult to gauge a good transdermal dose to begin with because of the time it takes for the Fentanyl to reach its full effects, but this doesn’t mean go crazy and think you can handle 50mcg/hr straight up. Be patient and titrate up accordingly. You may “waste” a few patches initially but your life is priceless.
Length of Effects
IV - ~1 hour
Buccal - ~2 - 4 hours of the full effects until is starts to dissipate
Smoking - ~30min - an hour
Transdermal -72 hours
Fentanyl Threads of Interest
Is Fentanyl Safe for a Non-Tolerant user?
Fentanyl Dosage Converter
Fentanyl Generics
Extracting Fentanyl from Polymer Matrix Patches
How long does Buccal Fentanyl last?
About to go through Fentanyl Withdrawal - tips
How to PLUG FENTANYL
feel free to throw out corrections. also ideas as to what should be added would be great as well. thought i would get this out there at least so we can start compiling everything in here and come up with a good end product