by Lauren Pesce
Whether you're trying to quit using heroin or prescription painkillers or you know someone who is trying to stop using these dangerous drugs, Suboxone can help. Wisconsin Suboxone doctors offer those who suffer from opiate dependence a chance at getting sober by providing medication based intervention that can help reduce cravings, stop withdrawal and prevent relapse. While quitting cold-turkey can be difficult and potentially dangerous, using Suboxone to help you quit is safe and highly effective.
Suboxone is primarily available in a sublingual film that dissolves under the tongue within two to three minutes from taking the first dose. There are also Suboxone tablets but these are less widely used since the medication film was introduced and approved by the FDA in 2010. Regardless of the type of Suboxone that is taken, this drug has very powerful opiate addiction fighting effects.