Diamorphazepam
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I'm not interested in what drugs you think give you the best rush or feel stronger when IVed. There's a few obvious ones there. I'm mostly interested in drugs that give you a kind of "different" feeling you can only get from IV'ing even compared with taking massive amounts of it orally.
Heroin is the most obvious of course.
I know you get a feel from heroin you can only get IV'd that lasts less than 1 minute. It's a feeling and leaves a taste at the back of your throat strongly for a few seconds and than fades away to a weak taste left. This may be achieved if you smoke a huge hit maybe. But this certainly can't be achieved orally and there is actually a pharmacological reason for this. This also explains why Heroin only has a few half of around 2.5 mins.
Quoted from Wikipedia:
I was not expecting to find something like this written on the same page just now:
There's the lipid solubility too so it seems. So it wouldn't matter if there were people injecting morphine in 10 different veins at once for you. You still couldn't feel the same rush.
From the Wikipedia morphine page:
Anyways my intention was not to just talk about how heroin feels better IV'd than high amounts taken orally. I only got interested when I read that people found Heroin and Morphine to be the same and better than Hydromorphone that took my interest.
Back to my main interest as to what drugs have a different feel when IV'd
I havn't had much experience with IV'ing a whole lot of different drugs but there is a few drugs that may seem interesting.
Oxymorphone (10% oral BA) and Hydromorphine (30% oral BA)?
But would have the same feel as taking 10 times the Oxy or 3 times the Hydro orally?
Molly crystals .seems interesting that nobody IV's it. (11-53% oral BA on one site. 50% on another and not calculated on another.) I will have to look for a more definite BA. It already feel intense. Imagine if the BA 3 times stronger IV. It may hit different receptors maybe?
Ketamine. Coke, Anything. Just something that feels different and not simply stronger?
THC/CBD seems interesting too. Even other psychedelics. LSD? I don't even know which ones can be IV'd.
I've heard of liquid Diazepam. Can u actually get a benzo rush?
I know when taken orally you are effected by it's metabolites. Nordiazepam, temazepam and Oxazepam. If you IV. Maybe you Could feel simply diazepam itself for a little while. Perfect example of what I mean.
http://www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/research/job185drugs/diazepam.htm
this website says Valium has 100% oral BA. that's insane.
I read that Diazepam has a solubility in water of 0.05mg per mL; 41mg per mL in 95% ethanol and 17mg per mL in propylene glycol. Imagine 80mg with ethanol in a 2mL syringe?
Maybe there are a lot of drugs that we feel the high of there metabolites only and loose some of there effects when taken orally. I don't understand how it all works. You get the idea of what I mean...
Heroin is the most obvious of course.
I know you get a feel from heroin you can only get IV'd that lasts less than 1 minute. It's a feeling and leaves a taste at the back of your throat strongly for a few seconds and than fades away to a weak taste left. This may be achieved if you smoke a huge hit maybe. But this certainly can't be achieved orally and there is actually a pharmacological reason for this. This also explains why Heroin only has a few half of around 2.5 mins.
Quoted from Wikipedia:
Oral use of heroin is less common than other methods of administration, mainly because there is little to no "rush", and the effects are less potent.[37] Heroin is entirely converted to morphine by means of first-pass metabolism, resulting in deacetylation when ingested. Heroin's oral bioavailability is both dose-dependent (as is morphine's) and significantly higher than oral use of morphine itself, reaching up to 64.2% for high doses and 45.6% for low doses; opiate-naive users showed far less absorption of the drug at low doses, having bioavailabilities of only up to 22.9%. The maximum plasma concentration of morphine following oral administration of heroin was around twice as much as that of oral morphine.
I was not expecting to find something like this written on the same page just now:
That is very interesting. That contradicts what I just said. Is it just because morphine isn't very water soluble and u need to inject over 1mL instantly to get the same feeling as 0.1mLs of Heroin?the results of clinical studies comparing the physiological and subjective effects of injected heroin and morphine in individuals formerly addicted to opioids; these subjects showed no preference for one drug over the other. Equipotent injected doses had comparable action courses, with no difference in subjects' self-rated feelings of euphoria, ambition, nervousness, relaxation, drowsiness, or sleepiness.[16]Short-term addiction studies by the same researchers demonstrated that tolerance developed at a similar rate to both heroin and morphine. When compared to the opioids hydromorphone, fentanyl, oxycodone, and pethidine/meperidine, former addicts showed a strong preference for heroin and morphine,
There's the lipid solubility too so it seems. So it wouldn't matter if there were people injecting morphine in 10 different veins at once for you. You still couldn't feel the same rush.
From the Wikipedia morphine page:
Diacetylmorphine (better known as heroin) was synthesized from morphine in 1874 and brought to market by Bayer in 1898. Heroin is approximately 1.5 to 2 times more potent than morphine weight for weight. Due to the lipid solubility of diacetylmorphine, it can cross the blood–brain barrier faster than morphine, subsequently increasing the reinforcing component of addiction.[91] Using a variety of subjective and objective measures, one study estimated the relative potency of heroin to morphine administered intravenously to post-addicts to be 1.80–2.66 mg of morphine sulfate to 1 mg of Diamorphine hydrochloride (heroin).[
Anyways my intention was not to just talk about how heroin feels better IV'd than high amounts taken orally. I only got interested when I read that people found Heroin and Morphine to be the same and better than Hydromorphone that took my interest.
Back to my main interest as to what drugs have a different feel when IV'd
I havn't had much experience with IV'ing a whole lot of different drugs but there is a few drugs that may seem interesting.
Oxymorphone (10% oral BA) and Hydromorphine (30% oral BA)?
But would have the same feel as taking 10 times the Oxy or 3 times the Hydro orally?
Molly crystals .seems interesting that nobody IV's it. (11-53% oral BA on one site. 50% on another and not calculated on another.) I will have to look for a more definite BA. It already feel intense. Imagine if the BA 3 times stronger IV. It may hit different receptors maybe?
Ketamine. Coke, Anything. Just something that feels different and not simply stronger?
THC/CBD seems interesting too. Even other psychedelics. LSD? I don't even know which ones can be IV'd.
I've heard of liquid Diazepam. Can u actually get a benzo rush?
I know when taken orally you are effected by it's metabolites. Nordiazepam, temazepam and Oxazepam. If you IV. Maybe you Could feel simply diazepam itself for a little while. Perfect example of what I mean.
http://www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/research/job185drugs/diazepam.htm
this website says Valium has 100% oral BA. that's insane.
I read that Diazepam has a solubility in water of 0.05mg per mL; 41mg per mL in 95% ethanol and 17mg per mL in propylene glycol. Imagine 80mg with ethanol in a 2mL syringe?
Maybe there are a lot of drugs that we feel the high of there metabolites only and loose some of there effects when taken orally. I don't understand how it all works. You get the idea of what I mean...
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