How Good Is Tramadol?

Chris wrote:

Oh, no worries,
It was my bad.

donkey wrote:

Does ANYONE know if Tramadol 50 mg is worth buying? I just don't want to pay to much! What would a 50 mg cost??(Off the street)
Come on Oxyconman i need your help.
Thanks

donkey wrote:

How much does a 50 mg Tramadol cost on the street??

MalloryKnox wrote:

My husband's PCP gave him Tramadol to get of Roxi's.
He was warned to NOT do roxi's at the same time as the Tramadol, or the Tramadol would precipitate withdrawals.
And boy, did they.
They made him feel SO bad he flushed every last one of them and went through the w/d on his own...why should one feel WORSE taking a drug that doesn't work, you know?
Glad to see they work on some, but I looked up the interaction betwen roxi & tramadol, and Tramadol DOES precipitate withdrawals, and warned to NOT use them together!
And it IS non-narcotic...and it may cause seizures in persons addicted to alcohol or narcotics!

Serbian_Mafia wrote:

<quoted text>Im not a doctoro or pharmacist or anybody forom medical field,, but Tramadol and Roxicodone that i get prescribed from my PM doc, Tramadol helps me against wirtdraws when i m out of roxicodone lets say 4 days earlier, becouse my doc has a limit of Roxicodone, so when i take only Tramadol, 4 pieces ihave no wirtdraws whatsoever, couse tramadol is semi narcotic and works on same opiod receptors as morphine,, i mean thats just me,, nobody is the same, i like tramadol not just for pain but aganst wirtdraws.
And like i said i m not a professional or in medical field, nobody should try it before talking to a doctor,
Thanx

NurseInPain4Life wrote:

My husband gets no pain relife from tramadol, he was rx'd this medication for his herniated disc in neck and also bone spurrying in lower back around L5; he was recently Dx's with RPF (RetroPeritoneal Fibrosis). which has started to give him massive migraines;
I was rx'd it along time ago for a knee injury and it did nothing for me.
i have found that once an injury has ben treated by a naroctic pain med, it is very hard to get effective pain releif from a nsaid (non-steroidal antiinflammatorry)-----just my personal EXP though

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billy wrote:

Tramadol certainly is an opiate but it is not considered a controlled substance. I got them for a slipped disc, the doctor told me to take as needed, so I took about 6 or 7 at a time. There was no pain relief and certainly no high. Don't waste your time.

This guy wrote:

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lol certainly huh? Tramadol is a non-opiate synthetic that acts on opiate receptors in the brain. definately not an opiate of any sorts and since it is not a controlled substance I would love to see you attempt to distribute tramadol to a cop lol.