Curbhopper
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If you couldn't do ketamine, what drug would you do instead?
If you couldn't do ketamine, what drug would you do instead?
now im trying to fetch out the ingredients to make it at home and still not ready yet
hehe went today to the pharmacy asking for pcp and when he liiked it up he was like this is for sergeries dont have it cause its hospital use and all but anyways wish you all a beautiful daymxe, pcp, 3meopcp, 3meopce, diphenidine, memantine, dxm, etc etc
always wanted to see dexoxadrol/etoxadrol too but nobody seems to take any hints from me
I think you're seriously underestimating the difficulties associated with manufacturing ketamine.
Grignard reactions have a habit of not starting at all in the presence of even traces of moisture on your glassware. Even if you get it to work, you've now got an extremely corrosive superbase dissolved in a volatile, highly flammable solvent liable to form explosive vapors (and which may already be contaminated with explosive peroxides due to improper storage to begin with). The highly flammable Grignard reagent will also react violently with water, evolving flammable hydrogen, and will have bits of magnesium in it, which is - you guessed it - also highly flammable.
This is not something you can just do "at home", unless you live in a well-equipped chemistry lab with a fume hood *and* have the p
Thank you for your concern and nooooooo i dont have any equipment what so everI think you're seriously underestimating the difficulties associated with manufacturing ketamine.
Grignard reactions have a habit of not starting at all in the presence of even traces of moisture on your glassware. Even if you get it to work, you've now got an extremely corrosive superbase dissolved in a volatile, highly flammable solvent liable to form explosive vapors (and which may already be contaminated with explosive peroxides due to improper storage to begin with). The highly flammable Grignard reagent will also react violently with water, evolving flammable hydrogen, and will have bits of magnesium in it, which is - you guessed it - also highly flammable.
This is not something you can just do "at home", unless you live in a well-equipped chemistry lab with a fume hood *and* have the proper training.
i was just speaking out loud u know but i will take your advice into consideration ,