injection method approval.

[ChemicalConscience]

The following method is what is currenly being used for filtration of 8mg suboxone films due to the lack of micron filters in this neck of the woods.
The 8mg film is dissolved in 50 units of bottled water (room temp) that containes small amounts of mineral such as CaCl, NaHCO3, MgSO4.
The solution is drawn into a 1cc insulin syringe. The solution is backfed from said syringe into another syringe that has a small peice of boiled cotton pushed to the bottom and the solution is pushed through the cotton through the needle and into a clean spoon where it is drawn up into a clean rig. ( the filtered solution is clear and containes no orange color)

Is there anything that could be done better? (aside from micron filter)
should the water be cooled or heated befor filtering?
thanks guys!

 

[Todden]

Not actually a injection user myself,however working at a pharmacy we actually get a lot of customers buying purified water(Conductivity under 30ums or something) who freely admit to using it for injections.
Just saying it's really really cheap(£4~ for 5 or so litres) and would be a safer alternative to tap water.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

-> Oh Dee

 

[mrflowers00]

i doubt you couldn't find micron filters by searching google and they are fairly cheep... a lot cheaper than the hospital bill for an abscess

 

[sekio]

keep the water cold

don't use bottled water. especially if you are re-using the same bottle. tap water is probably better.

a good idea is buying some benzyl alcohol, boiling a bunch of tap water, and making some bacteriostatic water for injection. some pharmacies sell sterile water/saline for e.g. eye wash, you can use that too.

preferably get some micron filters, they are cheap in bulk.

 

[ChemicalConscience]

cant buy anything online... no card, no bank account. my state doesent allow prepaid cards!! so micron filters are not possible...