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Okay. I should elaborate. Because before you IV your using a liquid to dissolve it, the effervescing SHOULD happen exclusively in the spoon. So long as you waited for ALL the foaming to stop, meaning all the acid and alkali had reacted, then its a moot point.
But if you tried injecting it while it was still foaming... jeesus... I could only imagine what that would feel like inside your veins.
Sounds like your aight though. So long as you wait for the reaction to stop, all would be well id assume. Still, id never recommend this
There was probably not enough liquid in your nasal cavity to cause a very significant reaction between the sodium bicarb and the acid. If you snorted and had a very runny nose, youd probably spark a reaction in your nasal cavity and thats gotta feel nasty.
You could easily smoke it. Fent smokes very easy. But its gonna taste NASTY as all hell.
Things backing up my claim?? Just read the Fentora website. They dont say the ingredients, but they do mention the effervescing reaction technology. From effervescing tablet patents that ive studied thoroughly, the usual ingredients are...
Lactose, Mannitol, Sucrose, Polyvinyl pyrrolidone, Sodium Bicarbonate, artificial flavors, and Citric Acid. Also, in order to protect the acid from reacting prematurely from moisture in the air, they usually coat the acid component with polydimethylsiloxane. Not exactly a very nice cocktail to be IVing!!
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20020127184.html