⚠️ Someone who is "snoring" heavily and cannot be woken is not asleep. That is an emergency.
Call 112 now⚠️ Warning still current (Trimbos, April 2026): counterfeit oxycodone containing nitazenes is still circulating.
Read the warning →You are looking because something hurts, or because your prescription stopped and you are afraid of withdrawal. That is a real problem and it deserves a real answer. This page is not a lecture. It shows what happens if you continue down this road, and what the alternative is.
There is no safe way to obtain oxycodone outside a pharmacy. Not through Telegram, not through a webshop with a professional-looking site, not through someone who says they have a spare strip.
Whether you search for it as "oxycodon", "oxycontin" or something else: it is the same substance and the same risk. More importantly: most of what is offered online is a scam. And what is actually delivered may contain something entirely different from what you paid for.
Below is a reconstructed conversation. Not to scare you, but because the pattern is always the same and easier to recognise once you have seen it written out.
Reconstructed conversation. The pattern is real.
Payment must always be upfront, always irreversible: Paysafecard, crypto, gift cards. Then comes a block, silence, or a new excuse with a new payment. If you push back, they apply pressure exactly where it hurts: your panic.
One honest observation from experience: even with a sharp mind you fall for this when your body is screaming for oxycodone. Not because you are stupid, but because dependence makes you take risks your sober self never would.
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Payment via a method that cannot be reversed. Pressure to decide quickly. And after payment, silence, followed by a block. The account disappears, the group stays.
The scam is not the exception. It is the business model. Someone who never delivers has no supply costs, no risk of a courier being caught, and can serve dozens of buyers a day.
Suppose the parcel does arrive. Then the second problem starts, and that one is more dangerous than losing your money.
| What you paid for | What may be in it | |
|---|---|---|
| Substance | Oxycodone, known strength | Unknown; possibly nitazenes or a fentanyl analogue |
| Dose | Constant per tablet | Varies within the same bag |
| Effect | Predictable | May be far too strong, or nothing at all |
| If it is too strong | Practically impossible with pharmacy medication | One tablet can be fatal |
| If nothing is in it | Not applicable | You go into withdrawal thinking you took your medication |
In March 2025 someone in the Netherlands died from counterfeit oxycodone bought online. The Netherlands Forensic Institute found no oxycodone in the pills, but a nitazene. Since late 2024 the NFI has investigated six deaths and four severe poisonings linked to these substances, in almost all cases via counterfeit oxycodone.
Not necessarily because you want to, but because stopping now feels frightening or impossible.
When have I had enough? When does the trouble start? How do I get through the night?
Telegram, vague numbers, expensive deals. That road gets dark quickly.
That is exactly where it becomes dangerous. Shame isolates. Help usually starts with one honest conversation.
For many people this page comes too late. So this first, and the advice for people who are not there yet comes after.
However convincing the excuse: a second payment gets you no further than the first. Customs, a mistake, a deposit, a courier who is stuck: they are all variations on the same theme.
Block the contact, keep the messages and screenshots, and report it to the police or the Dutch fraud helpdesk. The first amount is usually gone. The second you can still prevent.
Go to the Fraudehelpdesk →You cannot see what is in them. There is no home test that reliably rules this out, and the content can differ within a single bag. If nitazenes are in them, one pill can be fatal.
Afraid of withdrawal? That is a real and treatable complaint. Call your GP or the out-of-hours GP service and say literally that you are afraid of withdrawal. That is a medical question, not a confession.
What nitazenes are →Call 112 if there is drowsiness from which someone is hard to wake, slow or irregular breathing, blue lips or heavy snoring. Do not wait to see if it passes. Be honest about what was taken, even if it was obtained illegally: you will not be arrested for saving a life.
It is slower and it feels less certain. But it is the only route where you know what you are taking, and where someone helps if it gets difficult.
"I am using more than agreed and I am afraid of withdrawal." That sentence is enough. A GP has a duty of confidentiality and cannot report you. What they can do is create a tapering plan, which is exactly what you cannot do on your own.
Many people only mention the pain because that feels legitimate. But if the problem is withdrawal, a pain treatment will not solve it. Being honest about the amount changes what you get offered.
You can often register yourself. Organisations such as Jellinek, Novadic-Kentron, Tactus and Brijder treat dependence on prescribed medication. Covered by Dutch basic insurance.
You can ask anything anonymously about use, risks and tapering off, without leaving your details and without anything being recorded.
Oxycodone falls under the Opium Act. Possession without a prescription is punishable, although in practice prosecution focuses on trade rather than personal possession. But the legal question is not the real problem here: the real problem is that you do not know what is in the pill.
Do not stay alone and let someone know what you took. Watch for drowsiness from which you are hard to wake, slow or irregular breathing, blue lips or heavy snoring: those are signs of an overdose and then you call 112 immediately. Do not take a second one because you feel nothing; if the first turns out to be too strong, that effect will still come.
Then you need a doctor, not a dealer. If your pain is undertreated, that is a medical problem with a medical solution: a second opinion, a referral to a pain clinic, or another form of pain management. A pill from an unknown source does not solve undertreated pain; it adds a second problem on top.
Not at home, not reliably. Counterfeit pills are pressed with the same colour, shape and score line as real medication, and the packaging can be convincingly copied too. Only laboratory analysis gives certainty, and by the time you have that, you have already taken it.
Because what is in it has changed. Counterfeit pills increasingly contain synthetic opioids such as nitazenes that are many times stronger than oxycodone. The margin between an effect and a fatal dose is then a few milligrams, and that margin is invisible from the outside.
The help page lists who is reachable today, including anonymous options, and what to say if you do not know how to begin.