casualdruguser
Greenlighter
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I am here seeking advice from those more knowledgeable.This is the product i am talking about; http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/profs/datasheet/r/ramorphsol.pdf
My friend has had access to the 1mg/ml bottle for a number of years now through a friend and has been shooting it regularly (once a week, sometimes more sometimes less due to lack of funds).
He shoots about 30ml of the liquid and lately i have been joining him.I would much appreciate anyone who has knowledge of the chemicals used in the solution to let me know if any of those ingredients raise any red flags? I wish i could get my hands on safer products designed for IV use, but unfortunately this is all i can get hold of.
What i find a little confusing in the document is where it says;
"RA-MORPH contains Morphine Hydrochloride BP 1, 2, 5, and 10 mg/mL in a sugar and alcohol freevehicle containing the excipients citric acid, sodium citrate dihydrate, disodium edetate and glycerolwith sodium methyl hydroxybenzoate 0.2% w/v as preservative and Water for Injections."
Does that mean this solution is ok to inject? Why else would they be talking about injections?
My friend has had access to the 1mg/ml bottle for a number of years now through a friend and has been shooting it regularly (once a week, sometimes more sometimes less due to lack of funds).
He shoots about 30ml of the liquid and lately i have been joining him.I would much appreciate anyone who has knowledge of the chemicals used in the solution to let me know if any of those ingredients raise any red flags? I wish i could get my hands on safer products designed for IV use, but unfortunately this is all i can get hold of.
What i find a little confusing in the document is where it says;
"RA-MORPH contains Morphine Hydrochloride BP 1, 2, 5, and 10 mg/mL in a sugar and alcohol freevehicle containing the excipients citric acid, sodium citrate dihydrate, disodium edetate and glycerolwith sodium methyl hydroxybenzoate 0.2% w/v as preservative and Water for Injections."
Does that mean this solution is ok to inject? Why else would they be talking about injections?
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