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@LSDreamer: probably a silly suggestion, but would a -PCE/PCP analogue be as bad for the cystitis as ketamine is? I haven't researched the subject that thoroughly, but from the bits and pieces I've read over the years it sort of seems that -PCE/PCPs don't cause as many problems - in fact I can't recall any anecdotal reports of UT problems from them. Are there any other comfort meds that you could use? I sometimes find mild-to-medium-strength stimulants like 2-fluoromethamphetamine and N-ethylhexedrone useful for mild withdrawal, both GABAergic and opioid.
I guess for a benzo T-break phenibut or preferably baclofen could prove useful even though they're both GABAergic. The reasoning being that they're both GABA-B ligands, so while they should keep WD at bay to a good extent, GABA-A receptors will still be able to upregulate. I've done it once for an alcohol T-break, and it sort of worked (I disliked phenibut's primary effects, so it was still meh in my books). Phenibut IME is a dirty drug and my body felt pretty much poisoned from 2 g/day dosing for a few weeks; baclofen should be better since its dosages are 100 times lower.
OT: received my goodie bag consisting of etizolam blotters, 3-MeO-PCE, and N-ethylhexedrone (hexen for short). Would have really liked the etizolam to be in powder form for plugging, but alas. Maybe I'll extract it from the blotters depending on how lazy I am.
About 45 mins ago I took 5 mg etizolam subL and plugged 40 mg hexen. Love the stim rush. Think I hadn't had any stims for about 3-4 months. Work is pretty much over as well, only got to do a few things in the next few days; then it's holiday time until the end of August. Feelsgoodman.
@LSDreamer or any other chemist: have you ever extracted anything from blotters to make it into a solution, or at least considered doing it? I want a fairly concentrated solution of preferably 2 mg/ml, using PG-water around 7:1 to 10:1 for lower viscosity to draw into a syringe. If it was a water solution, I would be more confident, but extracting with PG seems like it may not be as efficient and might be quite time-consuming - so I'm not sure if it's worth it. Thoughts?
@LSDreamer: probably a silly suggestion, but would a -PCE/PCP analogue be as bad for the cystitis as ketamine is? I haven't researched the subject that thoroughly, but from the bits and pieces I've read over the years it sort of seems that -PCE/PCPs don't cause as many problems - in fact I can't recall any anecdotal reports of UT problems from them. Are there any other comfort meds that you could use? I sometimes find mild-to-medium-strength stimulants like 2-fluoromethamphetamine and N-ethylhexedrone useful for mild withdrawal, both GABAergic and opioid.
I guess for a benzo T-break phenibut or preferably baclofen could prove useful even though they're both GABAergic. The reasoning being that they're both GABA-B ligands, so while they should keep WD at bay to a good extent, GABA-A receptors will still be able to upregulate. I've done it once for an alcohol T-break, and it sort of worked (I disliked phenibut's primary effects, so it was still meh in my books). Phenibut IME is a dirty drug and my body felt pretty much poisoned from 2 g/day dosing for a few weeks; baclofen should be better since its dosages are 100 times lower.
OT: received my goodie bag consisting of etizolam blotters, 3-MeO-PCE, and N-ethylhexedrone (hexen for short). Would have really liked the etizolam to be in powder form for plugging, but alas. Maybe I'll extract it from the blotters depending on how lazy I am.
About 45 mins ago I took 5 mg etizolam subL and plugged 40 mg hexen. Love the stim rush. Think I hadn't had any stims for about 3-4 months. Work is pretty much over as well, only got to do a few things in the next few days; then it's holiday time until the end of August. Feelsgoodman.
@LSDreamer or any other chemist: have you ever extracted anything from blotters to make it into a solution, or at least considered doing it? I want a fairly concentrated solution of preferably 2 mg/ml, using PG-water around 7:1 to 10:1 for lower viscosity to draw into a syringe. If it was a water solution, I would be more confident, but extracting with PG seems like it may not be as efficient and might be quite time-consuming - so I'm not sure if it's worth it. Thoughts?
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