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biphentin
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So a homeless guy who found a bottle of biphentin. The homeless man crushed the beads and did cold water extraction. Now this homeless gguy wants to know if any dangerous binders may have also been extracted?
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OD Moderators: Keif’ Richards | negrogesic
Hey, we don't use "this guy" or other names to get around saying "I" so just say "I" in the future when making posts about yourself.
How do you plan on taking the medication? If you are just eating it then you should be fine.
This site shows the active and inactive ingredients in each of the pill dosages, so check that out and do research on the inactives to see if they are dangerous. I would never IV it if that was your plan.
I don't know which forum this is better suited for, but I'm going to send it over to Other Drugs and see what they think of it there. If you wish to reply anonymously to this thread just post in the anon forum again with a link to the thread you want your post put in.
Anon --> OD
How do you plan on taking the medication? If you are just eating it then you should be fine.
This site shows the active and inactive ingredients in each of the pill dosages, so check that out and do research on the inactives to see if they are dangerous. I would never IV it if that was your plan.
I don't know which forum this is better suited for, but I'm going to send it over to Other Drugs and see what they think of it there. If you wish to reply anonymously to this thread just post in the anon forum again with a link to the thread you want your post put in.
Anon --> OD
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biphentin
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biphentin brand methylphenidate cold water extraction issues
Not the iv type at all. faint from giving blood. it is mostly for oral and intranasal. have looked through the product monograph and looked into all the binders and they are not harmful per say. its more the gelatin and the possibility of building up mph and sudden release when the gelatin dissipates. thing is after extensive scouring the net for hours there is not one account of someone using this specific brand. Any experiences would be great. I have no idea where this post belongs. thanks for any help or direction. never do the forum thing so sorry for broken rules or other ignorances
Not the iv type at all. faint from giving blood. it is mostly for oral and intranasal. have looked through the product monograph and looked into all the binders and they are not harmful per say. its more the gelatin and the possibility of building up mph and sudden release when the gelatin dissipates. thing is after extensive scouring the net for hours there is not one account of someone using this specific brand. Any experiences would be great. I have no idea where this post belongs. thanks for any help or direction. never do the forum thing so sorry for broken rules or other ignorances
THE_REAL_OBLIVION
Bluelight Crew
I wouldn't want to make another thread, but just wanted to comment, how come is Biphentin so little talked about here ? Is it a Canadian only gelcap in beads drug again (like HydromorphContins) ? 80mg Biphentins seems way more interesting than Concertas of any strength.
They're made to last 12 hours too, holy crap they made 80mg pills of that stuff.
I searched bluelight and only saw these couple posts that werent within the rules or this. OP if you still read this, the inactives seem to be made worse than HydromorphContins crushed beads so yeah. Be careful with this my Canadian friends. I searched for this because my friend is scripted 2 40mg Biphentins a day since last week and I was like, you mean, it's Ritalin XR but not Concerta ? And yep indeed they exist.
They're made to last 12 hours too, holy crap they made 80mg pills of that stuff.
I searched bluelight and only saw these couple posts that werent within the rules or this. OP if you still read this, the inactives seem to be made worse than HydromorphContins crushed beads so yeah. Be careful with this my Canadian friends. I searched for this because my friend is scripted 2 40mg Biphentins a day since last week and I was like, you mean, it's Ritalin XR but not Concerta ? And yep indeed they exist.