In winter, the weather outside is cold and people are dressed warmly, so a much lower indoor temperature such as 62 feels warm enough. In summer when wearing light clothes, cold AC is absolutely miserable! Summer indoor temperatures should be between 80 and 86 degrees.
The pinprick pupils are caused by mu receptor activation, and reversed (as we all know) during mu receptor antagonism or withdrawal. The pupil size is a good indicator of the subjective experience. If a person has low or no opiate tolerance, buprenorphine will cause the person to feel an opiate 'high', and will constrict the pupils. If a person is taking buprenorphine every day, appropriately, there is no high, and the pupils are not affected. If a person is using high doses of oxycodone or heroin and takes buprenorphine, the person will feel lousy, i.e.precipitated withdrawal, and the pupils will be very large.
Both of your pupils should get smaller when the light hits the eyes (even if it only hits one eye!), and then bigger again when the light is gone. Some drugs affect pupils. Amphetamines (speed, meth) can dilate them, for example, while opiates (heroin) can constrict them. Source(s): htowninsomniac Â· 7 years ago.