caseface99
Bluelight Crew
Sounds pretty dangerous to IV that, and there's got to be considerable loss of product.
What about burning ur nasal passage to death. What a bunch of meatheads on here. EAT THEM!
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Why is everyone trying to extract the Oxycodone from the binder in the soluble fraction?
There is no solvent that would dissolve "all the other junk", but you don't need to.Why not use a solvent that Oxycodone is NOT soluble in but all the other junk is?
Afraid not. The PEO chosen by Purdue has a molecular weight in the millions. This is an extremely long molecule. maybe 15,000 times the size of size of an oxycodone molecule. Picture a piece of wrapping paper a block long and a marble. Picture thousands of each. Picture the wrapping paper crumpling around the marbles. That is what the mechanics of the delayed release process consist of. Until the PEO is hydrated, there is no possibility of the oxycodone escaping. When the PEO is dissolved, it mixes with your other digestive system contents, is degraded by the digestive process (probably specific digestive enzymes) and and the oxycodone has a chance to make its way out of the maze of degraded PEO particles by diffusion. Until the PEO molecules are degraded, much of the oxycodone will remain trapped.This would free the oxycodone from the polymer and allow the polymers to be removed.
BHT is soluble in fatty acids, but don't worry about that yet.The BHT and PEO should be readily soluble in non polar organic solvents while Oxycodone should be relatively insoluble in these solvents.
PEG-400 was also in the old formula, and caused no problems there.Note: PEG400 (which some have said contributes to the gel) should be slightly soluble in the organic solvent
Nearly all coated tablets contain hypromellose in the coating. Hypromellose was only used in the coating in the old formula, and I suspect that to be the case with the new formula.The hypromellose is problematic here as it surely isn’t readily soluble in organic solvents according to the internet and is soluble in water so I think it
Magnesium stearate is present in trace quantities, and is only used as a release agent for the tablet molds. Titanium dioxide can be dealt with as a last step if desired.The magnesium stearate and TiO2 everyone is used to and is slightly soluble
Has anybody tried ascorbic acid/ vitmain C to dissolve the gel? I removed the coating on two 80s, shaved them with a ped-egg and dropped them in about 4 ounces of water with a packet of Emergen-C. After a few minutes it looks like the gel is dissolved. I have no experience with this kind of thing but maybe someone else can see what they can do with it. Nothing else I've tried has come close to breaking down the gel like this did.
The OPs were created to help prevent the abuse of oxycontin... however
1. You can break them up and sniff them to get full effect... Its very simple
2. Impossible to breakdown enuff to inject
3. You can smoke it... but what's the point if it don't work..
Bottom line... an 80mg oxycontin is the strongest pain killer out... that being said as you try to break it down to inject or smoke it you are just making the pill weaker and weaker the more you mess with it... Just doesn't make sense..
You wanna sniff it... all you need is a ped pro a dry nose a dd's straw and a cup of water to make sure you got the op up far enough to make sure it doesn't feel like u just stuck a glue stick up your nose... (just to explain myself... you snort capps of water every ten minutes.. do it about 5 times..
In reality just swallow the pill/pills for the full effectiveness... wanna snort something sniff a xanax 20 minutes after you swallow them.. you will be rocked!