Methadose User Reviews & Ratings

• stu...
• May 9, 2020

For Opiate Withdrawal "I was on methadone for 2 years after a 10-year addiction with heroin. I was up to 130mg. I went down 2mg every 4 days. It took almost a year, but I am off of it now. However, I do take Xanax when I get 'anxious'. I think most of the desire is mental at this point, not physical. But my counselor tried everything to keep me on it, even though I was doing fine. They didn't believe me. I was observed every week with my urine test. I was never praised for my success, only given that 'well, I hope you know what you're doing, we're here for you when you stuff up'. That hurt. I was so proud of my success, but all I got from my counselors is 'well, we'll be here when you mess up' - that is no confidence at all. So, I believe it's just a money maker. They told me I would be back on dope, well, it's been 2 years clean so I won."

• luv...
• March 13, 2013

For Chronic Pain "I've taken Methadone for 20 months now for chronic pain due to fibromyalgia, neuralgia, back and neck pain, and migraines. This has helped me incredibly well. I've been able to function and gain my life back again! The only drawback is some weight gain...not a lot though...about 15 pounds over the time span, which is not a bad trade-off for crippling chronic pain. Although there is a stigma connected to methadone users, it's worth it to finally be nearly pain-free and be living again!"

• Dav...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• September 7, 2014

For Opiate Withdrawal "I have struggled with addiction my whole life and no matter how I try, I cannot abstain for long on my own. Methadose has made this a walk in the park. I have my life back. I can be in the moment and experience life (good or bad) as it comes. I consider Methadose a life saver."

• Mul...
• February 20, 2009

For Pain "I have found the use of this medication actually life-saving. Methadose (Methadone) has greatly improved my quality of life. The single factor that I dislike about this medication is all the very negative perception that people have of those who use Methadose. It seems that everyone thinks that I am a recovering junkie."

• Bri...
• Taken for 10 years or more
• November 13, 2019

For Pain "I was referred to the methadone clinic 4 weeks after a brutal surgery because my attending doctor refused to give me a refill of Percocet 10 mg. Instead, he sent me there while my face, head, and jaw were bolted together and wired shut for pain management. What I did not know was that I was walking into a death trap. They started me out on 40 mg, which put me on a dose of pain medication higher than all pain medication and stronger than heroin. The worst part is you can't take it as needed, you have to take it all at once, so your body has no choice but to get used to that dose and have to go up. Now, 12 years later, I still can't get off this drug. It is my worst nightmare, and all the people at those clinics do is want you to go up and up. It's the government supplying people with an addiction that you can't get rid of, and they are making billions at other people's miseries and laughing to the bank."

• Ivy...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• July 23, 2020

For Opiate Withdrawal "I was on opiate pain medications for 15 years for degenerative disc disease. Because of insurance, my oxycodone 30 mg and fentanyl 50 mcg patches were cut off. I panicked, what was I going to do for pain and withdrawal?!? Suboxone never worked for me in the past, it just made me sicker. HOWEVER!! I found methadone (Methadose is the liquid concentrate solution of methadone). It has literally changed my entire perception of pain meds. It controls my pain, keeps me from being sick, and it makes me not crave other opiates. I have more energy now than before and consider this drug a miracle."

• You...
• April 8, 2012

For Pain "This is the VERY best pain medicine I have tried. I had so many issues finding a doc to help with my pain, and they never gave enough to totally control the pain, so I was constantly going out finding supplements to add to my scripted pain medicines. Ever since methadone, I have needed nothing except some morphine for breakthrough pain."

• jet...
• February 26, 2014

For Opiate Withdrawal "I've been on methadone for over 27 years, and all I can say is that Methadose saved my life. If not for the clinic I go to, I probably wouldn't be writing this opinion right now. This medication has helped me to lead a normal life after 15 years of addiction."

• sei...
• April 18, 2012

For Opiate Withdrawal "Methadone is wonderful for opiate withdrawal and pain management. My doctor had prescribed me Percocets and OxyContin for a year for pain. When she cut me off, the withdrawals were too much. She recommended methadone for the pain and withdrawals. I have been on methadone for 1 year 7 months and been clean for one year since May 2012. The benefits include withdrawal and pain management, but side effects may include weight gain, but it does subside once you are on a stable dose, eat properly, and exercise daily. Good luck to everyone who is on methadone, it works!"

• jus...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• October 13, 2012

For Opiate Withdrawal "I was a heroin addict for four years, and I lost everything, including my family. Methadone helped me get my family back. If you are struggling with addiction, I highly recommend methadone, it saved my life."

• xxv...
• September 25, 2014

For Opiate Withdrawal "Methadone has once again helped me get clean for almost a year. I detoxed off of it 12 years ago, and yes, it was tough but possible. Take it nice and slow when detoxing and consider a blind detox so you can't convince yourself you're feeling a drop in your dose. If you can afford Suboxone, I would suggest that over Methadone for easier detox."

• dwe...
• November 5, 2009

For Opiate Withdrawal "Methadone/Methadose saved my life. I was taking 3-6 OxyContin a day intravenously. Ever since I went to the clinic and started taking Methadone/Dose, I no longer have cravings or symptoms of withdrawal. I can finally live again and not hurt the ones I love."

• USA...
• April 26, 2008

For Opiate Withdrawal "After years of opioid pain medication for severe back trauma, I had to stop taking the meds as I felt myself not in total control. Methadone has helped me stop taking the opioid pain meds, thank God! It isn't a 'wonder' drug, but it DOES control cravings and sickness."

• Anonymous
• April 18, 2008

For Pain "I had never heard of methadone used as pain medication before! But it works. My doctor gave it to me because my HMO decided to take the pain medication (Fentanyl patches) out of their formulary. I had been on it for 4 years (150 mcg per 72 hours). Methadone has done well so far."

• jus...
• December 15, 2009

For Opiate Withdrawal "I have to agree it is a good medicine to detox on, however, your detox from the Methadose is going to be a long, hard road. Unless you are planning on staying on it forever, you can count on a long, hard withdrawal. It does work wonders for pain, but when you move away or get cut off, it lands you in a situation of finding another doctor to write for it or the dreaded methadone clinics that charge $11 to $15 a day! Wonderful for pain, even got me up and mobile."

• can...
• May 7, 2015

For Opiate Withdrawal "I'm a heroin addict for almost 2 years, my tolerance is 1.5 - 2 bundles a day. One day someone told me if you're hooked on dope, you're going to lose everything. I was like, nothing is stronger than me and my will, I never thought that such a thing can control your life. You feel like a prisoner. My daughter is almost one year old, and the last time I saw her was over 6 months ago. My wife moved out, and I'm about to lose them for good. I can't live like that anymore. It's so hard. I've tried Suboxone, but I think I should try methadone first 'cause it's stronger, and my habit is bad. I want to kick this addiction as fast as I can, and I don't want to be hooked on meth or Suboxone for more than 6 months. I'm just asking you for advice: start with methadone or Suboxone?"

• Anonymous
• October 14, 2011

For Opiate Withdrawal "Only bad side effect... it takes all the water out of your intestinal tract, so when you go to take a dump, it's like squeezing out a very hard, dry brick! And it is NO JOKE! I highly advise drinking lots of water beforehand to lower the effects of this."

• kas...
• Taken for 1 to 2 years
• March 15, 2015

For Opiate Withdrawal "I'm at 110 mgs a day, kept me clean from other opiates now for a year, only downfall is that it doesn't seem to last as long as I need it to, by the early evening I feel down and weak and not to mention the dry constipation.... But really how can I complain? I'd take a little weakness and dry shit any day over the life I had during my addiction. Not only has this helped me with an addiction but with chronic back pain, I have degenerative disc disease, ruptured, slipped, and bulging disc in my back, for the most part Methadose controls my severe pain... I thank God for it but I truly don't want to be on this my entire life.. 26-year-old female."

• don...
• January 19, 2010

For Pain "I take methadone tablets at 10 milligrams three times a day for severe chronic leg and nerve pain, and it gives me all-day relief. It makes you a little drowsy, but at nighttime, there is nothing better to help you fall asleep easier. All I have to say is thank goodness for it, because I've tried it all, from Percocets to Oxy's, from Lyrica to Opana, and this really works."

• was...
• October 25, 2010

For Opiate Withdrawal "I was taking 12 to 20 ROXY 30 mg a day for 5 or 6 years. It all started when I was in a car crash and then a motorcycle wreck. I was taking it for my pain to help me, and then when I tried to get off the medicines, I didn't know that it was going to be this hard. I thought just ''STOP'' and that's it, but no, I was so sick and so on. My friend told me about the methadone clinic, and I started to go there, and since then I have changed big time, and I know what I'm doing and so on. Thanks, God, for methadone."

• Anonymous
• March 31, 2010

For Opiate Withdrawal "I go to a treatment center and get methadone as a tool to help me with my addiction. It keeps me from withdrawing and helps a lot with cravings and urges. I strongly recommend this drug to anyone with an opioid addiction."

• Ind...
• July 26, 2009

For Opiate Withdrawal "While methadone/methadose does do its job very well, it is not the best medication for withdrawal of opiates. Suboxone is a newer drug that works very well for the suppression of withdrawal symptoms. Suboxone is an agonist and antagonist as well. Not only does it work to suppress withdrawal symptoms of opiate withdrawal, but it also acts as a deterrent from using any opiates because it is a blocker. It is a sublingual pill that is absorbed under the tongue, and you should not eat or drink anything for 20 minutes before or after, as it will decrease the drug's potency."

• GIG...
• Taken for 2 to 5 years
• January 11, 2019

For Chronic Pain "I take Methadone for chronic back pain caused by failed back surgery and for CRPS (Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome). My life would be useless if I can't control the pain. But my doctor is my family practice physician and doesn't seem to be able to stay with the dosage. He makes many mistakes when writing the prescription, and we only realize it after we get it filled. Then he refuses to make it right, leaving me to try to stretch the amounts as best we can. I'd change doctors, but I am afraid he will cause me to lose my ability to get it. He has even threatened to do something if I don't go along with the excuses he makes. I don't know what to do."

• Tdo...
• June 20, 2011

For Pain "I have been taking methadone HCL 10 mg tablets for 10 years for chronic pain. I love this medication greatly, and yes, it's a lifesaver for sure. I had been on everything from Ultram to Oxy 80. I can tell you that this medication blows them all away. I started out on 3 a day for 8 years, and in the last 2 years, I have been on 4 a day. My pain is managed to about 96%. It seems to take a really long time for immunity to set in. This is the best pain medicine on the market."

• sta...
• August 30, 2009

For Pain "Methadone is a lifesaver! I am a 42-year-old woman who has experienced severe migraines/headbangers since I was 15. My life was miserable. I could not function as a normal person. I could not laugh, stretch, yawn, or anything that made blood rush to my head. The pain only lasted for 3-5 minutes but made life difficult. I have tried all kinds of medicines, OTC drugs, and even Vicodin. About a year ago, I saw a doctor who asked me to try methadone as a preventative regimen. Well, after being on it for a while, my life changed! I can laugh, scream, yawn, and even stretch without suffering consequences. I will be on methadone as long as my doctor says I can't take it anymore! This is one miracle drug!"