Using a dose of a drug youre tolerant to IRL
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Using a dose of a drug youre tolerant to IRL
I use prescription vicodin for leg pain and am pretty tolerant to it. when i use it now i dont really get the euphoric or high feeling from it. My question is, if you use a Dose of a drug that you use IRL and are resistant or tolerant to does that mean you will get less or no effect from the Dose, or is it unrelated enough in effects on the body where one wont impact the other?
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no. idoser has no tolerance, but the dose may not work for you. also it may not give you the feeling you want. this has nothing to do with your real drug use. it is just because all people react differently to all drugs, either real or virtual.
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Re: Using a dose of a drug youre tolerant to IRL
rashkamere wrote:I use prescription vicodin for leg pain and am pretty tolerant to it. when i use it now i dont really get the euphoric or high feeling from it. My question is, if you use a Dose of a drug that you use IRL and are resistant or tolerant to does that mean you will get less or no effect from the Dose, or is it unrelated enough in effects on the body where one wont impact the other?
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Re: Using a dose of a drug youre tolerant to IRL
dp100 wrote:no. idoser has no tolerance, but the dose may not work for you. also it may not give you the feeling you want. this has nothing to do with your real drug use. it is just because all people react differently to all drugs, either real or virtual.
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It's not related. Now, if you're taking Vicodin and then dosing right after, that might be why it's not working. If you're not doing that, it could be Vico is just not for you.