I take oxycodone everyday due to chronic pain would I need to stop taking them before taking N (1 bottle) in order to ensure success?
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Have a history of chronic opioid use, but quit for ~8yrs. I'm on a MAT program, so possible interactions I've looked into a little. My understanding is that, no, if N was my method opiates would only make it more certain I ctb. N is a barbiturate, opiates aren't. Both are CNS depressants. I think I used the interaction checker on webMD (for similar drugs but same drug classes) and it said "do not use x and y together, potentially fatal" and I smiled real big. Not that I' could get my hands on N anymore anyways 
