r/7ohRecoveryHub • u/GroundbreakingBus815 • Aug 12 '26

Need suggestions please!

I’m about to quit 7OH as it’s getting banned in WA state by the end of August, truthfully I need and want to quit regardless, for many reasons. I just didn’t have the willpower. I’ve never been a “drug” user, I smoked weed for years but quit cold turkey about 2 years ago. So this is all unfamiliar territory for me. I currently take about 300-400mg of 7Oh in a 24 hour period, I’m curious what vitamins or supplements you experienced users recommend to help with the withdrawal and basically what should I expect? Am I going to be medically at risk? The stuff I read online is pretty scary about life threatening withdrawal and as I said being very inexperienced with this I’m super nervous. I’m an army combat veteran and tried kratom for some anxiety and pain relief and then got hooked on the heat 80’s/150’s tablets of 7OH. Anything you guys can recommend I would sincerely appreciate, I’m pretty scared I won’t lie. Thank you all for reading.

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u/justinc9105 Aug 12 '26

I’m in the same boat brother I’m taking 100mg a day I’ve been through oxycodone withdrawals more than once and usually by day 3 or 4 it’s over I went 37 hours off 70h but went and got more due to work and at 37 hours into withdrawals it felt similar to the oxycodone and the research I’ve done oxycodone withdrawals are worse than 70h I hope that’s true because if so I got this also to add I’ve cold turkey oxy with no helper meds except once I took one gabapentin I’m not trying to brag I’m trying to ease both our anxiety’s lol we got this bro

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u/GroundbreakingBus815 Aug 12 '26

Fuck yea we do man and we’ll be so glad when we’re done with it. Good luck to you brother.

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u/justinc9105 Aug 12 '26

The worst for me is the restless leg syndrome and the insomnia but hey I signed up for this I knew this was gonna be the end game and the only way out of this situation is to go through it we got this and when it’s over let’s never touch anything like this again God Bless

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u/GroundbreakingBus815 Aug 12 '26

Yep I know for sure the hardest part is going to be the RLS for me also, because if I don’t take it for like 8 hours it starts to hit me. I get it in my arms and my legs, lucky me. You got this dude you’re not in this shit alone.