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Opioids Ethanol (drinking alcohol) solubility of propoxyphene napsylate?

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Insolence

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Okay so I have a shitload of junky darvs and I know CWE won't work on them, so I'm trying to find out how freely soluble P-N is in alcohol and if so, is 151 pure enough to get the job done? I would ask this on opiophile, but they've closed registrations. :-(
 
Unfortunately its solubility in ethanol is fairly close to acetaminophen's, rendering such an extraction useless.
 
Any other workarounds extraction-wise? Is there such a thing as a acetaminophen antagonist? Something that would help with harm-reduction? I usually do like 4 100/650's twice a week I'd like to do more, more often, but my tolerance goes up way too fast and I'm too worried about my liver to do more.
 
Not that I've ever come across (and I've looked, I have a old bottle of those sitting around.) The napsylate tablets are just useless in terms of extraction.

2600mg of acetaminophen in a single dose is already quite large, especially twice per week. Propoxyphene is toxic to your liver as well, so I would thoroughly caution you against continuing to use them like you are currently. Hopefully you don't drink alcohol in proximity to these doses (with them, or the day after taking the tablets.)
 
dokomo said:
Not that I've ever come across (and I've looked, I have a old bottle of those sitting around.) The napsylate tablets are just useless in terms of extraction.

2600mg of acetaminophen in a single dose is already quite large, especially twice per week. Propoxyphene is toxic to your liver as well, so I would thoroughly caution you against continuing to use them like you are currently. Hopefully you don't drink alcohol in proximity to these doses (with them, or the day after taking the tablets.)
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No, the alcohol was just an idea I had because I knew CWE doesn't work on Propoxyphene-N. And I've actually just found something pretty promising looking as far as an acetaminophen antagonist. Acetylcysteine. It's the same drug they use in hospitals to flush the body of of acetaminophen's toxic metabolite. And it's freely available OTC. Google Acetylcysteine Acetaminophen overdose, you'll find all the info on dosing, ect. It's available from purebulk.com cheaply in large quantities, so yeah. Think I might give some higher doses a go like 6 or 7 darvs to start and predose and postdose with large quantities of the Acetylcysteine. If I start getting any vague abdomen pain then I'll know to quit. lol.
 
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