DooMMooD
Bluelighter
Some people think ISO has methanol in it. It's not. It will not kill you/make you go Blind the way methanol does.
What is the problem is, is that it still does other things to you. While it will fuck you up, it will not be pleasant.
Another problem is that often times they add more things to the alcohol to induce vomitting. This is to help someone puke it back up before they are able to drink enough of it to cause an issue.
A so so comparison is this: kinda like car grade vs food grade nitrous. Sure the car grade will get you high the same exact way but the extra shit in it is going to fuck your shit up.I guess the difference is that both in that case are identical chemically, whereas isopropyl and ethanol are a tad different (with different chemical effects).
Furthermore, there are several brands of 'rubbing alcohol' that do use ethanol , albeit with the same additives to induce vomiting. Just wanted to state that not all rubbing alcohol is isopropyl. Just the vast vast majority.
While ISO alcohol is always rubbing alcohol (at least at CVs, not a lab) not all running alcohol is isopropyl.
What is the problem is, is that it still does other things to you. While it will fuck you up, it will not be pleasant.
Another problem is that often times they add more things to the alcohol to induce vomitting. This is to help someone puke it back up before they are able to drink enough of it to cause an issue.
A so so comparison is this: kinda like car grade vs food grade nitrous. Sure the car grade will get you high the same exact way but the extra shit in it is going to fuck your shit up.I guess the difference is that both in that case are identical chemically, whereas isopropyl and ethanol are a tad different (with different chemical effects).
Furthermore, there are several brands of 'rubbing alcohol' that do use ethanol , albeit with the same additives to induce vomiting. Just wanted to state that not all rubbing alcohol is isopropyl. Just the vast vast majority.
While ISO alcohol is always rubbing alcohol (at least at CVs, not a lab) not all running alcohol is isopropyl.
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