Well, I tried it but it was disappointing. There were some effects but they were minimal. It was about what I thought. I probably won't try it again, simply because it's a waste of time. I think I'll just stick to the residue method.
TheodoreRoosevelt said:
That residue has no oxycodone in it, that's only binders and fillers. Good way to kill yourself.
Cottons have drug in them because of the residual water. You can do cotton shots with Oxycodone cottons just like dope. And just like dopeshots, you'll need at least 5 cottons for anything.
Just use them to supplement your last shot, not as a way to get high.
Sorry, but you are very wrong. The residue definitely contains oxycodone within it. i've done my above procedure many times with quality results. I cannot justify that it is safe or healthy, but for anyone who does IV's oxy, it's a great way to get a shot when you have no other option. As far as heating the water/pill mixture, I always do.(Note that the only pill I IV are OC's) I understand the risks you guys propose from the binders that may be added from dissolving with heat, but here are a few points.
What exactly are the ingredients contained in a Brand name OC other than Oxycodone and paraffin wax?
I heat the pill/water mix, but I then let it cool, so wouldn't that negate the point that these insolubles would resolidify in my blood? And in this case, how do we know that these "binders" aren't water soluble to begin with? Are we sure that the only water-soluble component to an OC is the Oxycodone?
I'd love for anyone with answers to these questions to post them, as I am very curious, but please list your sources to give your answers some standing.
I've been doing this my way for more than a year with no problems, but who knows, perhaps I'll drop dead tomorrow. I heat the mix because I feel like it makes sure I get the most out of my shot. It feels like that, because I'm melting the paraffin wax, I am freeing any oxy locked inside. Then, when it cools I am left with an oxycodone solution and a layer a paraffin wax. I am going to try the method without heat and see if I notice a difference and I'll report back.