First try at Cold Water Extraction. Did I mess up?

[rc3mil]

I used this method.

http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/threads/541495-Newcomers-Cold-Water-Extraction-Method-Do-s-amp-Don-ts

OK here's how it went down. I used 9 pills. They are 5 / 500 Hydrocodones. 45 MG Hydrocodone. 4500 MG apap.
First I crushed the pills into powder form. I then put them in a glass and poured in 20 ML of cold fridge water.
In another glass I had a coffee filter set on top of it with a rubber band holding it in place. Resting Inside that filter was another coffee filter.
I wet both Coffee filters prior to attaching them to the glass.
I mixed my solution of Hydro and water with a spoon for maybe 2 minutes until it was swirling in the glass and seemed to be well mixed.
I poured it in the filter.
I then put this contraption in the fridge where it sat for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
I checked on it periodically. It dripped extremely slowly.

After an hour and 30 minutes I ran out of time. My significant other was on her way home and I had to get this done.
I removed it from the fridge and squeezed the first coffee filter. I squeezed all the liquid out of it into the coffee filter that was attached to the glass with the rubber band. It started to break. Nothing fell in. So I grabbed a t shirt and wet it. I placed the coffee filter inside the t shirt, made a ball and squeezed the hell out of it.
I drained all the liquid out of it. I was left with about a teaspoon of wet white clay looking stuff. Im guessing thats the APAP?

Ok so now I still have the one coffee filter attached to the glass with a rubber band. It now has all the solution in it. Minus the clay looking stuff that I threw away.
I took it off carefully and slowly squeezed all the liquid through it. I then stuck it in the t shirt and squeezed the remaining liquid out. Once again I was left with some white clay stuff. Not much however.
Mu solution was a little milky. So, I took 2 sheets of toilet paper and used a rubber band to attach them to a glass. I poured all my solution into the toilet paper. It took about 10 minutes to completely filter through it.

The end product is a little milky. I took pictures. I ended up with just about 20 ML of "solution" at the end. Its in the fridge now. Did I screw this up?

In a plastic bottle:

Next to a glass of milk. Milks on the left:

What you guys think?

Its been 3 and a half hours. The solution has lightened up a little but not much. Slightly lighter than it was earlier.

Can I drink this shit or am I gonna die?

 

[Venrak]

It should be fine this time, but know that there is more APAP in solution thaan there would have been if you hadn't squeezed it and allowed it to filter on its own.

Next time don't rush things so much. I would go into this with the fact in mind that you are consuming anywhere from 25-50% of the APAP as a rough estimate.

 

[rc3mil]

Thanks for your reply. This is what it looks like now compared to milk in the bottle next to it.

 

[Venrak]

You're good dude. Just take it easy, and don't hit it all at once. It is a big jump from 30mg.

 

[rc3mil]

Thanks man

You're good dude. Just take it easy, and don't hit it all at once. It is a big jump from 30mg.

 

[bronson]

As has been said at the given dose the extraction as done was not 'proper' but should have gotten the job done to the extent you will not be at risk from the APAP. For the future the more time that can be spent with it, the more attention to detail that can be paid, the better.

Use caution when increasing opiate doses to chase a high though, we've all heard the countless stories on the path to addiction, and for most people they are true. You're okay this time, continue though, and a point of diminishing returns will be reached where the CNS / APAP dangers become greater of that than the high achieved.

This has been answered to the best extent that it can be. No one can do anything but speculate over the amount of APAP in mixture with the solution. I'm going to go ahead and close this. If you would like your other thread about increasing opiate doses reopened drop a PM. Discussion might continue more productively there.