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Opioids Help w/ Compound of ketamine-baclofen-cyclobenzaprine-diclofenac-gabapentin-lidocaine

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Is there any way to take this topical compound (Ketamine-baclofen-cyclobenzaprine-diclofenac-gabapentin-lidocaine) and remove the ketamine or lidocaine or for that matter any of the interesting things??? The percentages are (in order): 10-2-2-3-6-2%. Kinda interested in a better way to absorb this than applying to the skin. Even perhaps the best places to apply. Thanks!
 
Not sure if this is just me but that seems like a very strange compound, I've never heard of such a thing? I'm guessing it's used for pain relief. Is this something you have been prescribed. You say you're interested in a better way to absorb this than applying to the skin, is it some kind of patch?

This has made me very curious! I've never heard of such a mixture in a single compound.
 
That's crazy stuff, I've never heard of anything like that.
If it was possible to remove any one ingredient it would destroy the rest of the compound and not be worth the time or money, since those drugs are all inexpensive and fairly easy to obtain.
You're best off using it as-is.
 
It's a cream for pain relief. Has all the may cause drowsiness stickers and do not use while driving. I know it's not something you can get without some compounding place making it first. Some quack prescribed it and he's known for hard stuff. Just wanted to know if its used in any interesting ways.
 
Does the product have a trade name? Would be interested to read up on it. Sounds very bizzare!

Sounds like a good mix, get rubbing 8(
 
The ketamine is the interesting part to me and the most predominant in the cream. If there's any way to separate it then it would be of more interest to me
 
Honestly no idea, but if there is, I'd imagine it's going to take some serious chemistry just to single out the ketamine. Be cautious in what you do though... sounds like this could get out of hand unless you know exactly what you're doing. I'm sure it'd just be easier to pick up some ket...
 
The only way I could look it up is ketamine-baclofen-cyclobenzaprine-diclofenac-gabapentin-lidocaine. There's some info making me think its not only being compounded for me
 
Just use it as prescribed, you're not gonna be able to get the k out any cheaper than you could buy better more powder...
 
Felonious Monk said:
Just use it as prescribed, you're not gonna be able to get the k out any cheaper than you could buy better more powder...
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This, really.

Not sure what you're trying to achieve? If you just want ket, just go and get some ket and then use whatever you've been given for its genuine purpose.
 
i agree that it would be no simple task to isolate the K but you guys make it seem like everyone knows where to get K. ive done and/or seen every common drug except K, ive never even heard of it in my area, in a big-ish city, minneapolis. im sure its around, but its nowhere near as common as something like weed, or heroin, which i could find on a dime
 
Use as prescribed, misuse is dangerous. Younger and less aware I ingested a similar product of ket/ketoprofen/baclofeb/bupivacaine at the approximate levels of the compound you're describing. I ingested a lot of it. I experienced difficulty breathing and erratic variations in pulse along with the psychoactive effects. Luckily I had people around who were able to help monitor me. Point and case, systemic exposure to local anasthetics is potentially very dangerous. A little bit of research after the fact led me to attribute the ill effects to bupivacaine ingestion. Lidocaine is similar, so steer clear. It's a topical preparation, best to use it as such.
 
IMO the best and safest way to take this (other than topically) is orally. All of these drugs are often taken orally.
1g of that cream should contain 100mg ketamine, 20mg baclofen, 20mg cyclobenzaprine, 30mg diclofenac, 60mg gabapentin, 20mg lidocaine.
so if you decide to take it orally, start with 0.5g to see how you feel.
 
These aren't commonly prescribed medications , they are compounded chemicals specially made together for the patient. However a popular combo cream, usually compound creams are made at request of doctor andade at pharmacy fresh that day
 
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