Opioids CWE new technique? (incorrect dangerous method)

[blueberries]

ok i think i came up with a new technique just wanted to run it by everyone as im testing it right now and dont wanna die!
ok so i used the basic CWE method in the archive then came up with this.

1. put the pills into cold water (complete pills, not crushed up)
2. leave until they dissolve
3. at some point the paracetamol will sink to the bottom, leaving a red water on top (using red dyed co-codamol) and a white sludge at the bottom
4. pour as much as you can of the red water into glass and drink, not having filtered it
5. pour new water into sludge and wait until has settled again

you can do this as many times as you want, or until you stop getting high
after 5 runs of this method there is still a large amount of white sludge at the bottom almost as much as the first time
thoughts?

 

[amapola]

Hi blueberries,

I'm afraid this method is quite flawed. Once the pills are mixed into water the majority of the active alkaloids dissolve in solution and some of the paracetamol (1g/100ml of water) does as well. The rest of the paracetamol as well as the binders and fillers eventually settle to the bottom as you said. If you then decant the clear water off the top, the clear product contains most of the good stuff (70-80 percent or so) and only the concentration of paracetamol mentioned earlier. This is good to drink and is similar to a regular CWE however you may get a little more paracetamol with the little bits suspended in the top part that would have been removed by a filter, and a little less opioids with the water left behind in the sludge at the bottom.

The place where you go wrong is in repeating this procedure. At least 3/4s of the good drug is already gone, so each time you add water and decant you are getting little more of the good stuff. Unfortunately there is still a lot of paracetamol at the bottom in the sludge and adding more water has more of it dissolve into the clear top part (again @1g/100ml) which you are drinking. Let's say you do this procedure 5 times with 100ml of water.

run 1: opioid=70% of initial, paracetamol=1g
run 2: opioid=10% of initial, paracetamol=1g
run 3: opioid=5% of initial, paracetamol=1g
run 4: opioid=2% of initial, paracetamol=1g
run 5: opioid=1% of initial, paracetamol=1g

So in the end you would ingest 5g of paracetamol which is pretty much the same as just eating the pills and very bad for your liver.

The reason doing a CWE works is because you use small amounts of water thereby limiting the amount of APAP you consume. In this procedure you end up using a lot of water.

If you have any other questions feel free to ask for clarification.

 

[blueberries]

thanks for helping im gonna chuck the rest out now, to be honest it seemed a bit reckless but i ran out of filters and i definitely forgot about the binders! thanks again

 

[amapola]

^Ah yes so you thought the white stuff at the bottom was paracetamol and therefore you weren't getting that much in your system. It definitely makes sense. Sometimes I forget about the binders as well when recrystallizing and stuff.

Just so you know a good wad of paper towel or even toilet paper prewet and laid out over top of a cup makes an adequate filter. Also as I said decanting the clear layer off the top once after letting the rest settle is still much preferable to just eating the pills.

Thanks for posting this and hopefully some other people will see it and not make the same mistaken.