@Tryptameanie 566713 wrote:
That is serious stuff, I ended up on methadone because of that. Brand name is Diconal. As for where you can get it, the doctors. I had a dealer who knew a pharmacist, and regularly got large amounts of benzos of him as well as dihydrocodeine and such but when I asked if he could get diconal the pharmacist told him now way, that stuff is SERIOUSLY watched with records of every box in and out. Incredible if you can get it though, I preferred it to morphine.
legal supply of all class A/B controlled substances when legally dispensed/prescribed has to be recorded at both ends; in the UK they deliberately use old manual registers as well as analogue fax machines I have to keep these things working as well as very modern patient record databases because its far harder to forge those sorts of records than alter computer data.
It is a very recent substance which appears to be manufactured and distributed by what started out (and may still well be) as a British Asian family run business. slightly more expensive per dose than other opiates; its selling point seems that it can be used for short term pain relief for younger otherwise healthy patients; and the family who run the company are going to be understandably worried about their reputation; hence it being an even more difficult substance to divert. (I managed to find this info from an outdated paper copy of the list of legally prescribed substances which I had previously been using at work as a monitor stand.
As for the OP’s request; her friends doctor cannot feed an addiction but they should not suddenly stop an opiate prescription; if legitimate treatment has led to an opiate addiction (which can happen) that should be managed as a separate medical condition instead of allowing a situation to develop where people are desparate enough to put what appear to be real names and a phone number which can be narrowed down to a certain area of the UK (due to another friend possibly using a very insecure cloud/startup app) on a public forum watched by the worlds cops.
