I have 100mg of powder etizolam that I want to have stored in a way that I can transport easily, preferably in 1mg quantities, and be able to take at my convenience. I know liquid storage is the most popular method, but I'm having a hard time visualizing how that would work. I was thinking I could make it a particular concentration and then store 1mg worth of liquid in empty gel caps, but I'm worried they would dissolve from the liquid inside of them - could I do that or would they in fact dissolve? I was thinking of other mediums I could store them on, perhaps blotters, but I'm not sure if I could fit that much liquid on a blotter. Or perhaps a small food item like a cracker or something? Would that work? Alternatively I though I could maybe mix the etizolam with like a gram of flour and mix together, and then dose out that way where every 11mg would be about 1mg of etizolam, but I'm not sure if I could make it equally distributed in the flour... Any of these ideas sound plausible? Anybody have any other ideas? Thanks
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Benzos Trying to figure out a convenient way to store and dose powder etizolam
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blotter or a pill press with fillers, if you could find one i guess. both are fairly exotic for someone who doesnt usually sell drugs, but are most convenient. if you have access to everclear and a website wth blotter paper you could do it (**this may be wrong for etizolam, this is just how you do it with lsd and rc psychs**)
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A mg scale sufficiently precise to measure a single MG accurately is prohibitively expensive or inaccessible for most. I have a decent (cheap) mg scale and it's great for dosing things in say 20mg-several grams but it doesn't even register until several mg have been placed on it.
What I did was dissolve the powdered etizolam into everclear and a good ratio is 100mg eitzolam for 200ml of everclear. You can get standard droppers that dispense 1ml very accurately just about anywhere. Each dropper bottle contains 30ml (the standard sizes I usually see at least) so I just stored most of it in a small air-tight jar and kept 30ml at a time in the dropper bottle. Each dropper was .5mg etizolam and I found it very consistent, useful and portable.
Make sure you agitate the etizolam in the everclear for several minutes so it disperses more evenly. Don't bother using lower-proof alcohols, they won't work.
If you try to put individual doses of alcohol-based extracts into standard gel caps, I suspect they would dissolve pretty quickly. They aren't meant to hold liquids, let alone high-proof alcohol and I imagine you'd have some difficulty locating caps suitable for that purpose.
I strongly suggest against trying to cut the flour - it's extremely difficult to get a standardized end-result and the possibility of accidentally ingesting a dose that is just a few mg off is too high of a risk to take.
What I did was dissolve the powdered etizolam into everclear and a good ratio is 100mg eitzolam for 200ml of everclear. You can get standard droppers that dispense 1ml very accurately just about anywhere. Each dropper bottle contains 30ml (the standard sizes I usually see at least) so I just stored most of it in a small air-tight jar and kept 30ml at a time in the dropper bottle. Each dropper was .5mg etizolam and I found it very consistent, useful and portable.
Make sure you agitate the etizolam in the everclear for several minutes so it disperses more evenly. Don't bother using lower-proof alcohols, they won't work.
If you try to put individual doses of alcohol-based extracts into standard gel caps, I suspect they would dissolve pretty quickly. They aren't meant to hold liquids, let alone high-proof alcohol and I imagine you'd have some difficulty locating caps suitable for that purpose.
I strongly suggest against trying to cut the flour - it's extremely difficult to get a standardized end-result and the possibility of accidentally ingesting a dose that is just a few mg off is too high of a risk to take.
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Did you mean 100mg etizolam for 200ml everclear? Just want to be sure
Also, if I can only get 151 proof everclear, will that work well enough? I don't think I can get 190 proof in Florida.
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^yes, I meant 100mg of etizolam. Thanks for pointing that out. fixed.
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Getting tempted at making up a phenazepam solution. With the price of the powder less than 1/6th of the price of etizolam it really is an awesome price.
Don't mind spending the odd morning rolling around in the cloud I make myself when I go to bed on benzos, probably the best bit :D
Don't mind spending the odd morning rolling around in the cloud I make myself when I go to bed on benzos, probably the best bit :D
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^ when you are consuming what, 2-4ml worth of the solution, does the taste really matter that much?
I typically just dropped a couple ml into .5-1oz of any other liquid and never even noticed a taste or burn using everclear for it.
I typically just dropped a couple ml into .5-1oz of any other liquid and never even noticed a taste or burn using everclear for it.
I used propylene glycol to dose etizolam powder quite successfully.
Medical grade PG is fairly easy to find on the internet as e-cigarette retailers stock it. 1mg/ml solution dissolved readily and I even got up to 5mg/ml with some heating and stirring. Once dissolved it can be dosed with an oral syringe, tastes sweet and won't evaporate in a hurry so the concentration is preserved.
Medical grade PG is fairly easy to find on the internet as e-cigarette retailers stock it. 1mg/ml solution dissolved readily and I even got up to 5mg/ml with some heating and stirring. Once dissolved it can be dosed with an oral syringe, tastes sweet and won't evaporate in a hurry so the concentration is preserved.