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" You guys got it all wrong.Suboxone is NOT alprazolam.The primary active ingredient in SUBOXONE is buprenorphine.Also the doctors are ON the internet,there is a SEARCH ENGINE to find a doctor licensed to prescribe it on the internet. "

" Sorry, but I don't want my tax dollars being spent on someone's rehab. Don't do the dope to begin with and chances are pretty slim that you'd need rehab. Take the dollars instead and catch the dealers and put them away for life. Sorry about sounding so harsh, but without the supply, we wouldn't have to be talking about rehab. "

" We can't keep sitting around and hoping that those drug addicts will just go away. The only way they will "go away" is if the overdose and die. Unfortunately, too many people suffer this fate. I went to high school with Adam Heron who was featured in the Pantagraph a couple of weeks ago. I had no idea he had passed away in April. I remember him as a kid who loved to have a good time. Always joking around and giving everyone a hard time. A genuine person. He'll always be missed and always remembered. It's his story that shows exactly how flawd our justice and rehab systems are. We shouldn't have to turn people away from rehab. I believe the State/Federal Governmants should completely fund rehab programs inpatient and outpatient. Thusfore making it available to EVERYONE who needs it and most of all WANTS it. Something needs to be done... "

" comment saying that my husband has not heard of this drug, Suboxone and he hasn't. I then looked online for it and found that it is Alprazolam, which has been around for a LONG time. I personally know people who have used it and it did not stop their cravings and they relapsed time and time again. I'm glad it worked for this person's friend, but after working in a treatment facility myself, I have to say in all honesty that Suboxone/Alprazolam did not do that for clients I knew. Best of luck to your friend. I pray he stays clean. "

" that is VERY new. My husband is a drug and alcohol counselor and has never heard of this drug, which is strange if it is that good. He receives updates on new procedures and/or meds every month. This makes me suspicious since insurance companies and drug cards do not pay for this and since one has to get it off the internet. Why can't it be gotten from a pharmacy and why are the 'doctors' who prescribe it and do outpatient therapy on the internet? Lots of questions here as to the safety and legality of this as well as these 'doctors' who counsel via the internet. "