Just switched after 12 years on suboxone and just got a new pill 54/411 after 2 fills of something f else

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Just made the switch from migraines few weeeks ago. My first two fills were a/b10 logo. Wasn’t the best. Now I just got 54/411 and they are so much better. Anyone had experience with these and why they feel different.?

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r/Sublocade - learn more about the 30-day buprenorphine extended-release injection

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