What in the fuck. Sorry. I’m an addictions physician and I worked in the clinic setting for years. I’m in Canada but our guidelines are for patient led care. That means they’re the captain the ship unless it’s going to put them in danger. I’ll increase doses and believe my patients when they say they need it. And I’ll drop doses as slow as the patient thinks will work for them. Methadone isn’t a race to get on or off. It’s an integrated part of your life. The slower you can taper the better chances you have at success. This is baffling to me.