Liquid methadone is generally a deep pink or light red color. It is a translucent liquid, meaning you should see through it. It is commonly said to taste like the cold medicines, such as Nyquil, in that it has a bitter cherry-like taste. The cherry taste is described as overpowering in a lot of cases, whilst the bitter edge is the effect of the methadone being an opiate.
Methadone comes as a liquid, but also in tablets and in wafer form. It is alternatively known as Dolophine, Methadose and Symoron, just to name a few.
In the UK, liquid methadone doesn't come in red but rather in green, and is noticeably sugary. This is so that the drug cannot be mistaken for another type of medication and is deliberately off-putting. In New Zealand the medication is an amber color and described as "pleasant".
- What is methadone?
Methadone comes as a liquid, but also in tablets and in wafer form. It is alternatively known as Dolophine, Methadose and Symoron, just to name a few.
- Is there anything special about liquid methadone?
In the UK, liquid methadone doesn't come in red but rather in green, and is noticeably sugary. This is so that the drug cannot be mistaken for another type of medication and is deliberately off-putting. In New Zealand the medication is an amber color and described as "pleasant".
- What does it smell like?