my best advice to speak to your healthcare provider -- the one that prescribes the strips to you. he or she can help you transition off the suboxone. if on the other hand you mean you obtain the strips illicitly and now want to stop using them then i advise you seek addiction counseling. sure you can taper off the suboxone dose on your own successfully but you need to address the underlying reasons why you began using suboxone to begin with. any addiction involves 'environmental' and emotional factors as well as the actual physical addiction. suboxone addiction is becoming a real problem. if this is the situation with you i'm sorry you've found yourself in this predicament. but there is help available. i commend you for getting off this substance. there is no shame in seeking help. wishing you well! the best way the only one that works is to gradually reduce the dose around -25% every 10 days never make a sudden stop or you will feel all the terrible effect of withdrawal! you can read in details the "taper technique" here : <link> good luck and keep in mind : even if you feel well continue to reduce the dose gradually takes you time
how to get off suboxone subliginal strips without withdrawl. i take 1-3 8mg suboxone strips a day. ive been taking them for a little over a year and was looking for the best way to get off them.