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There are notable differences between these two drugs. tapentadol online, sold as a racemic mixture, inhibits the reuptake of both serotonin and noradrenaline, whereas tapentadol primarily affects noradrenaline reuptake. tapentadol online’s pain-relieving effect relies heavily on its conversion into O-desmethyltapentadol online (M1), its active metabolite, through the CYP2D6 enzyme. Its opioid, noradrenergic, and serotonergic effects are mainly associated with the (+)-M1, (−)-tapentadol online, and (+)-tapentadol online enantiomers, respectively. Due to its serotonergic activity, tapentadol online—unlike tapentadol—can lead to serotonin syndrome in addition to typical opioid-related side effects.

Tapentadol, on the other hand, operates through a single parent compound that directly engages opioid and noradrenergic pathways without requiring metabolic activation. This eliminates variability in effectiveness caused by genetic and metabolic differences among individuals. Its noradrenergic effects have been linked to neuroprotective and regenerative properties, making it beneficial for treating neuropathic pain. Tapentadol has a stronger affinity for the μ-opioid receptor (MOR) than tapentadol online, making it more suitable for managing severe pain requiring potent opioid analgesia, while tapentadol online is better suited for treating various types of pain that do not necessitate strong opioids. Studies indicate that tapentadol is two to five times more potent than tapentadol online in animal pain models.

Although tapentadol online and tapentadol have lower rates of abuse and dependence compared to other opioids, they still pose some risk. tapentadol online is classified as a Schedule IV controlled substance in the U.S. and has a lower abuse potential than other prescription opioids, but it is increasingly misused in regions like the Middle East, Africa, and other developing countries. Users report experiencing euphoria and cognitive changes.

Tapentadol online is actively transported across the blood-brain barrier, whereas no such mechanism has been identified for tapentadol. This may explain tapentadol’s greater impact on the central nervous system (CNS) and its associated side effects. Despite having a lower abuse potential than stronger opioids, tapentadol’s high MOR affinity has been linked to mood changes, euphoria, and dependency risks. Studies on occasional opioid users found that, unlike tapentadol online, tapentadol at therapeutic doses produced exclusively positive subjective effects with a faster onset and offset than other opioids, potentially increasing the likelihood of repeated use. A web-based survey on non-medical tapentadol use revealed that, beyond pain relief, individuals take it for its psychotropic effects, such as relaxation, mood enhancement, and euphoria. Some users even reported hallucinations at high doses. Given its reinforcing effects comparable to morphine, tapentadol has been classified as a Schedule II controlled substance in the U.S.

Opioids stimulate the mesolimbic reward system, triggering activity in the ventral tegmental area that results in dopamine release within the nucleus accumbens shell. This dopamine surge produces a sensation of pleasure, which has been proposed as a biochemical basis for dependence. Research combining biochemical and behavioral methods has demonstrated that tapentadol online induces rewarding effects linked to psychological dependence. These effects are primarily, though not exclusively, attributed to M1-mediated activation of the μ-opioid receptor (MOR). Given tapentadol’s stronger central nervous system (CNS) activity and stricter classification, similar studies on its addictive potential would be highly relevant, yet they remain surprisingly absent.

This study aimed to compare the rewarding and reinforcing properties of tapentadol online and tapentadol at therapeutic doses using the conditioned place preference (CPP) test, a non-clinical animal model for assessing addiction potential. The significance of these findings is underscored by the increasing global prescription rates and misuse of both medications.
Results
2.1. Repeated Exposure to tapentadol online and Tapentadol Alters Place Preference

The CPP test evaluates whether a substance has reinforcing effects by measuring changes in an animal’s preference for a specific environment associated with drug administration. In this study, animals were given intraperitoneal (i.p.) injections of either tapentadol online or tapentadol at a dose of 50 mg/kg—equivalent to the maximum recommended daily dose—over eight days, alternating with saline injections. A control group received only saline.

One day after the final administration, results indicated that both tapentadol online (p < 0.05) and tapentadol (p < 0.001) significantly altered place preference, suggesting potential reinforcing effects. This shift in preference was reflected in an increased duration spent in the initially non-preferred (drug-associated) compartment, likely due to the rewarding properties of these drugs. Specifically, tapentadol online-exposed animals spent an average of 2.8 ± 0.7 minutes longer in the non-preferred compartment compared to pre-conditioning levels. A similar effect was observed with tapentadol, where an increase of 3.9 ± 1.2 minutes was recorded.
2.2. tapentadol online, but Not Tapentadol, Retains Rewarding Memory for at Least 14 Days

To assess whether tapentadol online and tapentadol create lasting rewarding memories, animals were reintroduced to the CPP apparatus 7 and 14 days after the last conditioning session (T7 and T14, respectively), and their time in each compartment was measured.

tapentadol online-treated animals maintained a significant place preference both at T7 (p < 0.01) and T14 (p < 0.05), indicating long-term retention of drug-induced reinforcement. The time spent in the non-preferred compartment increased to 3.5 ± 1.3 minutes at T7 and 2.6 ± 1.2 minutes at T14.

In contrast, animals exposed to tapentadol did not exhibit a significant difference in preference compared to the saline-treated control group. This suggests that, unlike tapentadol online, tapentadol has little to no potential for inducing long-term rewarding memory.

Tapentadol online, but Not Tapentadol, Exhibits Craving Properties

To assess whether tapentadol online or tapentadol induces reinforcing and craving behaviors, researchers followed the model established by Sun et al. The number of entries into each compartment was measured across different time points: before conditioning (T0) and at 1, 7, and 14 days after the last drug administration (T1, T7, and T14). In the control group, there was no significant difference in the number of entries between the preferred and non-preferred compartments at any time point. However, by T7, there was a notable increase in compartment entries compared to T0, with approximately six more entries in the preferred compartment and five more in the non-preferred compartment (Preferred: T0 = 9.1 ± 2.5, T7 = 14.7 ± 3.6; Non-preferred: T0 = 9 ± 1.3, T7 = 13.6 ± 1.5). (http://www.pbneurosurgery.com)

The increasing use of opioids worldwide has raised concerns regarding their abuse, misuse, and potential for dependence. Although prescription opioids are generally considered safe, their full impact on tolerance, withdrawal, and addiction remains insufficiently studied. While tapentadol online and tapentadol are believed to have lower abuse and dependence potential than other opioids, existing research—including both human and in vivo studies—has confirmed their reinforcing effects. However, there is a lack of comparable CPP studies specifically investigating tapentadol’s addiction potential.

Tapentadol online shares structural similarities with codeine and morphine, while tapentadol was developed based on the chemical frameworks of morphine, tapentadol online, and its primary metabolite, M1. This structural connection supports a direct comparison of their behavioral effects. The CPP method has already confirmed that morphine produces positive reinforcement through opioid receptor activation. Given tapentadol online and tapentadol’s structural and pharmacological similarities to morphine, their potential for dependence warrants further investigation. Although both drugs exhibit lower MOR affinity than morphine, their dual mechanism of action—including opioid receptor activation—suggests that their addiction risk should not be overlooked.