DrugBuyers.Com: Successful NR-OP

Hmmm. I hate doing these posts as I always feel like the mode's are going to ban me or something, but since I am going along with a thread, which wandered, so I will also post I think some helpful information about the original topic of this thread, and Ill try and keep it within the rules as possible considering the topic, I'll slip by.

First, lest anyone flame me as an Oxy addict or something, I, personally have never tried it other than through two Perc's once. And considering it's only 5MG of Oxy in a percocet, so I got 10, mg of Oxy, half of the usual smallest dose of Oxy, well, without getting too "recreational" here, let me just say I can understand its popularity and high abuse potential (this coming from an experienced opiate user; I use hydros for back pain associated with compressed discs in my mid-back).

Also, I do not now nor have I been involved in the illegal drug, ah, supply system..

Ok, now that I have tried to cover myself from unwarranted flames or worse as much as possible, my response to your post is basically the reason for such insane street prices is simple capitalism.

First on the demand side, Oxy is a "hot" drug of abuse now. Obviously, the price wouldnt be $40/pill + if it wasnt in quite high demand both from recreational users (often kids, grinding and snorting for a high that is reported to be similar to heroin) as well as people who were prescribed it for pain once and then either got addicted or found that (like yourself) that it relieves pain the best without the APAP and liver damage issues but cant find a sympathetic doctor.

Plus, like I said above, from only one personal experience just taking a small quantity orally (i.e. I didnt grind it up (not that it would have been so effective with a perc anyway)), I must admit it does give quite a nice buzz.

Before I get myself into more trouble, lets talk about the real reason for the high street costs; supply issues. First, I would assume Oxy is a lot more difficult drug to obtain since you can only get it through a source that at one point started as a legal one, produced by legal domestic drug companies which pretty much keep relatively tight control over their distributors. So you get illegal prescriptions from drug doctors and some siphoning along the distribution process but, point being, most other "street drugs" start with people producing them specifically for the illegal market. Plus, it is not made internationally meaning all must come from domestic suppliers.

I would assume both of these issues have a negative (for the buyer anyway) impact on supply: Production can't just be so easily increased to supply a growing market such as well, drugs from pot to crystal death (meth) to cocaine.

So normal supply balancing factors that would probably keep prices lower, even in the obviously dysfunctional example of capitalism that the street market is, arent available at all or only at high costs.

And lets face it, with profits like that; there would be more entries in the market that would drive the street price down if it was easier to do so