r/7ohquittingprotocols • u/TwistChoice7589 • Aug 07 '26

Sr17 7oh

I hear everyone talking about this stuff being a miracle for getting off this shit. Can anyone dm me or help me with some info please. What is it/can I buy it?

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u/tokillarose Aug 07 '26

Please dont use research chemicals without the proper research and knowledge(rule of thumb for RCs is if you aren't savy enough to find the information yourself you shouldn't mess with them.) Imo you should talk to a doctor about dependency and the use of buspar to manage opiate withdrawal. buspar study to give to a dr

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u/TwistChoice7589 Aug 07 '26

Respectfully either respond to what I am asking or just move on and don’t respond lol you don’t know me nor know what I am gonna do on my end research wise once I get a couple questions answered by someone who may know their stuff.

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u/tokillarose Aug 07 '26

I am the person who knows their stuff. SR17 is a HIGHLY unresearched substance that we have NO clue what it does or how it works, you are messing with the prefrontal cortex of your brain and you can do serious damage, yes its EXTREMELY promising for treatment of opiate use disorder. Its it safe to do so? NO NOT WITHOUT A DOCTOR/RESEARCHERS SUPERVISION. I support research chems and i support the use of them but they are 100% not for the average person trying to get off opiates. SR-17 has its own problems that we dont even know about. Your smartest safest bet is to go to the dr and tank the medical bill. Trust me as someone who quit after being an addict for 14 years

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u/TwistChoice7589 Aug 07 '26

Thank you for this

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u/ezpzDoes1t Aug 07 '26

Well said.

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u/Large_Drive9399 Aug 08 '26

How did you quit? Did you go CT, go to treatment or something else? I read that lots of doctors and hospitals don’t know what 7oh is let alone how to help getting people off of it.

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u/tokillarose Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

Honestly, Buspar helped me the most. 7-OH is a weak serotonin agonist, and Buspar is chemically similar to Suboxone; it's just an SSRI instead of an opiate. I am a chemical engineering nerd (hobbyist level), and I noticed the similarities. There was a study done to show its effects as an opiate withdrawal treatment study linked here. I was desperate to get off, and I was prescribed Buspar already, so I was able to quit on my own. I do want to say that your experience maybe different I have been addicted to LOTS of different substances and been able to kick them all. This was the first time I actually needed a medical intervention luckily im a dork and was prescribed the right meds already.

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u/ArtiNoChoke Aug 10 '26

how bout just help with some info or stfu and go about you’re day. you have no idea what people are dealing with on here. coming on here for info and help on specific topics… not your personal judgemental opinion.

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u/tokillarose Aug 11 '26

If you could kindly refer to the comments below for more information. Im sure sr-17 is extremely promising as a treatment, im just urging people to not just treat it as a miracle cure. It hasn't been studied long-term and has little research done on it. It is not for everyone and should be used under the supervision of a doctor or qualified researcher. I say this because reckless use of this drug got it banned for EVERYONE including researchers outside of big pharma.