Discussion of combination classification

[utaninja]

Right now the combos have a mix of drug names and classifications. EG, LSD combines with all “benzodiazepines,” but the alprazolam entry does not have any combination info at all. This leads to some confusion/errors when doing combo checks.

	"lsd": {
    	    "combos": {
        	"benzodiazepines": {
            	    "status": "Low Risk & Decrease"
                },
    	    },
        },
	"alprazolam": {
    	    "categories": [
            	"benzodiazepine",
        	"habit-forming",
        	"depressant",
        	"common"
    	    ],
    	},

To fix this, we need to add combo information to each of those classifications. For example, instead of relying on the “benzodiazepine” class to determine combos for alprazolam, we would add a new “combos” section and define each combo with each benzodiazepine drug. This may be tedious AF, but it is the only way to ensure 100% accuracy. We can keep and utilize the category info, but this combo info will be necessary.

	"lsd": {
    	    "combos": {
        	"alprazolam": {
            	    "status": "Low Risk & Decrease"
                },
        	"###-lam (and every other benzo)": {
            	    "status": "Low Risk & Decrease"
                },
    	    },
        },
	"alprazolam": {
    	    "categories": [
            	"benzodiazepine",
        	"habit-forming",
        	"depressant",
        	"common"
    	    ],
    	    "combos": {
        	"lsd": {
            	    "status": "Low Risk & Decrease"
                },
    	    },
    	},

[LunaUrsa]

For example, if we were to stop using categories for combo and instead go to using drug names, we would need to expand all the current categories into:

{
  "2c-t-x": [
    "2c-t-2",
    "2c-t-4",
    "2c-t-7"
  ],
  "2c-x": [
    "2c-b",
    "2c-c",
    "2c-d",
    "2c-e",
    "2c-g",
    "2c-i",
    "2c-n",
    "2c-p",
    "2c-t"
  ],
  "5-meo-xxt": [
    "5-meo-amt",
    "5-meo-dmt",
    "5-meo-dpt",
    "5-meo-met"
  ],
  "amphetamines": [
    "2-fa",
    "2-fea",
    "2-methylamphetamine",
    "4-fa",
    "4-fea",
    "4-fma",
    "4-mta",
    "adderall",
    "amphetamine",
    "dexedrine",
    "methamphetamine",
    "propylhexedrine",
    "vyvanse"
  ],
  "benzodiazepines": [
    "3-oh-phenazepam",
    "alprazolam",
    "bentazepam",
    "bromazepam",
    "bromazolam",
    "brotizolam",
    "camazepam",
    "clobazam",
    "clonazepam",
    "clonazolam",
    "cloniprazepam",
    "clorazepate",
    "clotiazepam",
    "delorazepam",
    "deschloroetizolam",
    "desmethylflunitrazepam",
    "diazepam",
    "diclazepam",
    "estazolam",
    "etizolam",
    "flualprazolam",
    "flubromazepam",
    "flubromazolam",
    "fluclotizolam",
    "flunitrazepam",
    "flunitrazolam",
    "flurazepam",
    "flutazolam",
    "flutoprazepam",
    "halazepam",
    "librium",
    "lorazepam",
    "lormetazepam",
    "meclonazepam",
    "medazepam",
    "metizolam",
    "midazolam",
    "nifoxipam",
    "nimetazepam",
    "nitemazepam",
    "nitrazepam",
    "nitrazolam",
    "nordazepam",
    "norflurazepam",
    "oxazepam",
    "phenazepam",
    "pinazepam",
    "prazepam",
    "pyrazolam",
    "quazepam",
    "rilmazafone",
    "temazepam",
    "tetrazepam",
    "triazolam",
    "zolazepam"
  ],
  "dox": [
    "dob",
    "doc",
    "doi",
    "dom",
    "don"
  ],
  "ghb/gbl": [
    "gbl",
    "ghb"
  ],
  "nbomes": [
    "25b-nbome",
    "25c-nbome",
    "25d-nbome",
    "25e-nbome",
    "25g-nbome",
    "25h-nbome",
    "25i-nbome",
    "25n-nbome",
    "25p-nbome"
  ],
  "opioids": [
    "4-meo-butryfentanyl",
    "6-mddm",
    "acetylfentanyl",
    "acryl-fentanyl",
    "ah-7921",
    "benzodioxole-fentanyl",
    "bromadol",
    "buprenorphine",
    "butyrfentanyl",
    "clonitazene",
    "codeine",
    "cyclopentyl-fentanyl",
    "demerol",
    "dextropropoxyphene",
    "dihydrocodeine",
    "dipipanone",
    "ethylmorphine",
    "fentanyl",
    "furanylfentanyl",
    "glaucine",
    "heroin",
    "hydrocodone",
    "hydromorphone",
    "ibogaine",
    "isomethadone",
    "ketobemidone",
    "kratom",
    "methadone",
    "methoxyacetyl-fentanyl",
    "morpheridine",
    "morphine",
    "mt-45",
    "nicomorphine",
    "o-desmethyltramadol",
    "opium",
    "oxycodone",
    "oxymorphone",
    "palfium",
    "parafluorobutyrfentanyl",
    "parafluorofentanyl",
    "pentazocine",
    "propoxyphene",
    "pst",
    "sufentanil",
    "tapentadol",
    "tetrahydrofuran-fentanyl",
    "tianeptine",
    "tilidine",
    "tramadol",
    "u-47700",
    "u-49900",
    "u-51754",
    "valerylfentanyl",
    "w-15"
  ],
  "ssris": [
    "citalopram",
    "escitalopram",
    "fluoxetine",
    "fluvoxamine",
    "paroxetine",
    "sertraline"
  ]
}

[jedrek8733]

Please note that a few of those listed amphetamines are also serotonin releasers, which would change some of their interactions

[utaninja]

I agree with this point. There are numerous issues with saying Amphetamines, and we will start going into interaction issues as Jedrek noted. I believe the best course of action is to change Amphetamines to Amphetamine, Opioids to singular opioid, perhaps Morphine or Heroin. And so on. We should also review the specific interaction to double check everything still applies.