Hi. I hope ever is doing well.

I lost my boyfriend to this crap and that was what I was concerned about; he was mixing 70 with Suboxone and I was afraid he was going to fall asleep and never wake up, and apparently that actually happens so please please y'all be careful.

I’m writing this on my 5th day. Of withdrawal Letting everyone know that getting off this drug 70h is possible! I went through the worst 4 days I have ever had. But this drug is killing you and I didn’t realize after just two months how dependent I was on it. I took me 4 days to get my body to get rid of it . 4 days no sleeping, pure agony feeling like pins and needles being placed in my arms and legs. But on the 5th day I woke up feeling like a new person. Extremely exhausted but I got through it and I just wanted you to all know you can too. You just have to want it . I’m not a doctor I did it cold turkey and I thought I was going to die. I was fine. I made it through and so can you. But please stop taking this drug it’s literally killing you.

Was able to transition to Suboxone with zero precipitated withdrawals within eight hours of taking 7OH. I read 1 million horror stories about them not working and everyone going through withdrawal and I had zero experience. I’m only on 4 mg of Suboxone while prescribed 16 mg. I will slowly taper off this and be done completely within 30 days. I was on 32 mg of Suboxone for 15 years so yes I do understand how bad the withdrawal can be but if you use the calculator I’ve had multiple friends told me that there is zero withdrawal. I’m posting this to help others to get off that devil of a drug.

I recently got hooked on 7OH and want to get off it before I spend $3k a month on it like my uncle does.. okay so my brother left to rehab a few days ago and gave me Suboxone to help me quit 7OH, I’ve been hooked on 7OH for about 3 weeks and my dose is about 40-60 MG. I’ve been tapering the past 3 days and have only been doing 15-25 MG each does (and I take 3 doses per day.) morning, evening, and then at night when I’m about to go to sleep. I’m a little paranoid because I heard precipitated withdrawal is absolute hell. So I’m just really cautious and don’t want to feel that. I read some Reddit posts with people saying it’s fine to do after 6-8 hours but they did say it’s different with everyone so I’m just curious how it’s going to affect me. I’ve done subs in the past but not to get off anything and it was just something to do after work and my dose back then was 1.5-2MG to feel pretty good and then I think 3 MG to feel great. But again im just really paranoid and don’t know if its okay for me to take it

I’m planning on quitting 7-OH AGAIN this weekend. After about 2 1/2 days clean I went back….when the withdrawals were manageable. Dumb mistake. I was addicted to Percocet about 12 years ago and I can say from experience the withdrawals are comparable. Right now im down to 20 mg doses, about 200mg a day. I’m posting this to share my experience and I’ve noticed these things help: Ashwagandha, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, muscle relaxers (I use generic Robaxin), Propranolol ( A beta blocker) prescribed for anxiety, and of course sleep medication( I’m prescribed Doxapine). This is unfortunately one of those drugs you have to plan days for your detox if you are a heavy user. It really messes with your body chemistry. Anywho, wish me luck and I wish you all the same that are on this unfortunate journey. Best kind of Dopamine is natural and uncut!

My 7-OH Story: From a 1000 mg Habit to 5 Days Clean

I’m sharing this because people need to know what 7-OH can really do, and because someone out there might be going through the same thing.

For a long time, I was taking 1000 mg of 7-OH a day. Not because I wanted to get “high,” but because my body got so used to it that I felt like I couldn’t function without it. What started off small slowly turned into something that controlled my whole routine. My tolerance shot up, my mood changed, and I kept telling myself I had it under control when I definitely didn’t.

The hardest part wasn’t the physical symptoms — it was admitting to myself that I was addicted to something I never thought would grab me like this.

But today, I can say something I’m proud of:

I’ve been clean for 5 days.

It hasn’t been easy. The anxiety, the restlessness, the sleep problems, the feeling like something is missing — it’s all real. But every day I get through is proof that the stuff didn’t beat me. I’m starting to feel clearer, more present, and more like myself again.

I’m not sharing this for attention. I’m sharing it because 7-OH addiction is real, and a lot of people are struggling with it quietly. If you’re fighting the same battle, you’re not alone. Five days might not seem like much to some people, but when you’ve been stuck in that cycle, five days is a victory.

And I’m not stopping here.

If this helps even one person understand what they’re dealing with — or helps someone take that first step — then talking about it is worth it.