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In reply to the discussion: Warning graphic content: Deadly drug that rots flesh of users arrives in Arizona [View all]inch4progress
(270 posts)28. Well if the cost of treatment wasn't 3 or 4 x's what it costs to stay high
this wouldn't be the problem that it is.
Give the people free heroin, methadone, suboxone instead. Although following usage of this "home baked" drug their tolerance is going to have to be seriously tweaked downward, which is easily accomplished at home or in a health care setting.
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Warning graphic content: Deadly drug that rots flesh of users arrives in Arizona [View all]
LiberalElite
Sep 2013
OP
Someone stuck deep in drug addiction isn't going to be in a rational place. (nt)
Posteritatis
Sep 2013
#17
those are some of what is used to make it - see the Wiki entry I posted, below.
NRaleighLiberal
Sep 2013
#5
This is bathtub desomorphine cooked up by junkies. It's the impurities, not the drug itself.
Comrade Grumpy
Sep 2013
#31
Yes addicts live only 2 to 3 years on average when using this horrid stuff.
LiberalLoner
Sep 2013
#42
Well if the cost of treatment wasn't 3 or 4 x's what it costs to stay high
inch4progress
Sep 2013
#28
With a potency 8-10 times that of heroin, the preservation instict might be completely overwhelmed.
inch4progress
Sep 2013
#34
Yeah, I don't think many people are clicking that link after reading the article.
progressoid
Sep 2013
#37