Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
That’s pretty normal. I much prefer DPH and codeine way more than just codeine.
Codeine is more soluble in boiling water than in cold water, but even so, codeine phosphate is extremely soluble in coldwater, something like 2 grams per mL or more.
Codeine is more soluble in boiling water than in cold water, but even so, codeine phosphate is extremely soluble in coldwater, something like 2 grams per mL or more.
Has anyone ever tried dissolving pure codeine because when I try it just floats at the top instead of dissolving..
Mate I don't know what to tell ya it says: codeine phosphate and lactose are all these tablets contain so they defo are the right ones but they just don't dissolve like you guys say may be the UK ones are different to others I remember trying to dissolve.them without crushing and after 15 minutes the pills shrinked a little bit but still wouldn't dissolve seriously cocodomal dissolved easier then I tried crushing them up and it just floated to the top the water did taste of codeine though and the little floaty white bits made my teeth hurt but if you have the same tablets as I have its a big big misinformation that they completely dissolve because they don't.Then it's not pure codeine but a mixture of codeine, excipients, fillers. Pure crystalline codeine phosphate/sulfate is extremely soluble, like 9 grams/L soluble. Unless you have the freebase or something which would be strange and unlikely.
Codeine is more soluble in boiling water than in cold water, but even so, codeine phosphate is extremely soluble in coldwater, something like 2 grams per mL or more.
This is what the smartest guy on the whole site has to say about it..
What's the brand? If there's nothing but lactose and Codeine it should have poor tablet integrity and dissolve easily.
Tried very warm water or letting them sit over night?
Lastly why are you dissolving pure codeine tabs in water? CWE is all about losing the APAP.
I doubt they are pH dependent but contact with the stomach lining might help with tablet erosion.