Pain Killers.

I'm not to experienced with pain killers(in fact, barely at all). But my friend had just got a lot of shit in and I'm not to sure what I want. But what pain killer would you suggest, vicodin(hydrocodone), or like percocets and stuff like that. Ive been on erowid, I just dont know what the best pk high and shit like that. thanks a ton for any info?

Well, Vicodin and Percocet are analgesics, and is meant for pain, so take it to relieve the Great Pain in your life.

You could get difficulty breathing, wheezing, and chest tightness. You'll be able to identify the triggering event. You may report that your inhaler is not providing adequate relief. Oh, wait, that's Asthma.

I'm so confused.

Percocets (Oxycodone) are more potent.

i like oxycontin.... and vicadin.... and any other opiate based painkiller..... and all pain killers for that matter.........

yea, right now im just thinking of getting oxycotin

The one you can get.....

opiates rock, awsome euphoria and body high. Anway if you've never done any, hydrocodone is a good starter. It isnt near as intense as OCs, and it can be a really awsome feeling. Try some hydrocodone and see how you feel. Start with 10 mg...probably wont feel too much, or you might just feel really good. Then if you like it up to 20 mg or so. Just dont do them too much, as all opiates are potientally addictive.

Oxycodone hydrochloride is a Class C-II controlled substance. It acts as an agonist at specific opioid receptros in the CNS to produce analgesia, euphoria, and sedation; the receptors mediating these effects are thought to be the same as those mediating the effects of endogenous opioids (enkepalins, endorphins).

It's for Relief of moderate to moderately-SEVERE pain.

Contraindications:
hypersensitivity to narcotics
diarrhea caused by poisoning (before toxins are eliminated)
pregnancy (readily crosses placenta; neonatal withdrawal)
labor or delivery (narcotics given to the mother can cause respiratory depression neonate; premature infants are at special risk; may prolong labor)
bronchial asthma
COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
cor pulmonale (failure of the Right Ventricle)
respiratory depression
anoxia (absence of Oxygen)
increased intracranial pressure
AND FINALLY
lactation.

Forgot to mention, adverse effects.

Well, the list is very long, but in bold is shock, cardiac arrest, and pulmonary arrest.

Included: Physical tolerance and dependence, psychological dependence.

Ureteral spasm, spasm of vesical sphincters, urinary retention or hesitancy, oliguria (diminished urination), antidiuretic effect, and reduced libido or potency.

There's also lists on what it does the CNS, GI , CV, Respiratory, and your skin. But I think this is enough, my coffee is getting cold.