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getting oxymorphone to metabolize outside the body

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thegunshow919

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I was wondering if there is a way to get oxymorphone to metabolize as if put thru the human body by say putting it into synthetic urine... Would leaving it in a bottle of synthetic urine make it break down into its metabolites? Of course I'm pondering this for scientific purposes only.. If someone has knowledge feel free to pm me.
 
Well unless you have an actual functioning liver to pass it through...l don't know it doesn't seem lime something that could be completely replicated in vitro. There are still many things we don't know about the human body. Maybe there is someone nerdier than me who cares to put thought into this or speculate...l just thought it was funny.
 
^This. The liver is the organ responsible for metabolizing opiates and other drugs and, without the proper enzymes, you can't break them down into their more base forms (morphine, for one), so using synthetic urine would just make you drink awful synthetic urine and wouldn't do anything more.
 
I'm not trying to drink it.. Think a little more... I'm putting it in synthetic urine... Why would i want it too break down into its metabolites besides using them... So oxygen and water don't break it down into metabolites? I'm in a predicament that i can't talk about here.
 
BL isn't here to help you falsify a drug test. It's pretty obvious that's what you're trying to do.

Putting drugs in synthetic urine will not break them down the same way a human liver will. There are ways of doing metabolism studies "ex vivo" but you're not going to do that in a kitchen, it requires more equipment, care and effort than you probably are willing to spend.
 
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