Opioids Is there a way to remove cut from fent that BURNS nose too Extremely

[nightmarepiffy]

The title says it all, Is there a way to remove cut from fent that BURNS nose too Extremely? Really need help to know if it’s possible and easy because I’m not a scientist or chemist lol, or is there any possible way to fix it so it doesn’t burn? Like it literally is un bar-able I can’t even use it at all it does too much damage immediately. I do have a higher tolerance than most so please spare me on the education, and this is completely for PERSONAL use ONLY!! Can’t stress that enough! Just trying to not be sick while being too broke to say screw it. Any help would be greatly appreciated! First time here so sorry if I’m doing anything wrong.

 

[GulpingBatteryLiquid]

I doubt it's really possible to answer without knowing what the cut that burns your nose is

A lot of cuts are chosen because they're difficult to remove, so if a knowledgeable user tries to "wash" their gear, they're left with a better yield and think that the gear is better than it is

 

[nightmarepiffy]

I doubt it's really possible to answer without knowing what the cut that burns your nose is

A lot of cuts are chosen because they're difficult to remove, so if a knowledgeable user tries to "wash" their gear, they're left with a better yield and think that the gear is better than it is

Darn that is unfortunate because it really is un usable , I guess unless maybe you smoke it? Which I have never done nor know how lol, are their any other good ways to take it that don’t include pointy things, that’s a big no no for me never have and never will lol. Also I had some other stuff once that was white in color but if it was left out unsealed it would turn into a very purple color, seemed like it would’ve been good if it didn’t have too much of whatever that was which ruined it, but I have always wondered, what could cause that very purple color? And if so what would wash that away ? I have always wondered about that. Thank you for taking the time to read and reply to the post !

 

[Keif' Richards]

No, not in a practical way. In theory, to remove this cut, you would need to know what it is exactly. Then you would have to acquire the right solvents and perform the reduction. These chemical processes are not "one size fits all". Depending on the substances, it can be a simple one step process done in your kitchen or it could require advanced chemistry knowledge and equipment.

I understand that likely the most familiar chemical process to your average user is going to be turning Cocaine into Crack Cocaine and vice versa.

Using this as an example of the easiest chemical reaction next to turning salt and water into saline, I feel confident in saying a process like what you need would be several magnitudes more complex.

So it really isn't something your average addict will have the time, energy or resources to do practically.

 

[nightmarepiffy]

No, not in a practical way. In theory, to remove this cut, you would need to know what it is exactly. Then you would have to acquire the right solvents and perform the reduction. These chemical processes are not "one size fits all". Depending on the substances, it can be a simple one step process done in your kitchen or it could require advanced chemistry knowledge and equipment.

I understand that likely the most familiar chemical process to your average user is going to be turning Cocaine into Crack Cocaine and vice versa.

Using this as an example of the easiest chemical reaction next to turning salt and water into saline, I feel confident in saying a process like what you need would be several magnitudes more complex.

So it really isn't something your average addict will have the time, energy or resources to do practically.

Appreciate your reply! It really sucks that people are filled with greed in this world and have to screw people over just to make a little extra smh. Is there a way or test to know exactly what’s in a product ? I know that labs have that kind of special equipment, but just curious of how easy or complicated that process is and what kind of equipment gives that kind of information?

But yeah I was hopping maybe someone might have an idea of what’s something common thats used to cause something to burn so much, because usually before that, it was almost perfect/best stuff all the time, and it’s in solid chunks if that helps lol. But again thank you!

 

[GulpingBatteryLiquid]

I believe if you want to know exactly what a product contains, you need a mass spectrometer, which is expensive and I think you need some knowledge of Chemistry to use it properly

There are cheaper and simpler options like reagent tests, but they can only indicate whether a limited number of substances are or are not in a sample, they can't tell you exactly what it is

 

[nightmarepiffy]

Is there any type of wash that can potentially remove most of the stuff? Like acetone or alcohol wash ? And if alcohol would 99% moonshine work lol, just mentioning reachable items haha, and All answers again appreciated , thank you!

 

[Mjäll]

If you know the solubility of your target compound, you can try lots of solvents. Likely there will be no pre-determined method. If you have a basic grasp of chemistry, that helps. Honestly, i think it's a prerequisite because there are dangers involved.

What you want for starters is to know whether your target compound (fent or whatever suspected variant) is soluble or insoluble in whatever solvent you are trying. If it's soluble, you can discard whatever isn't soluble. If it's insoluble, you can discard whatever is soluble. Be sure to work with solvents and at proportions which take full advantage of this, i.e you don't want a partial solubility but specifically either full solubility or insolubility. You can use several solvents on a trial basis, so long as you keep track of what fraction contains your target compound and any important precautions surrounding that. If you are lucky, the stinging cut is removed by some solvent. If not, you will probably have removed a little bit of some other crap.

I personally have no experience with fent nor any knowledge about its solubilities.

 

[Mjäll]

Btw wouldn't it be nice if there were "citizen drug cleaning operations" where volunteers could team up to clean large batches of sketchy drugs for harm reduction purposes

Or maybe we could just legalize everything

But i digress

 

[nightmarepiffy]

If you know the solubility of your target compound, you can try lots of solvents. Likely there will be no pre-determined method. If you have a basic grasp of chemistry, that helps. Honestly, i think it's a prerequisite because there are dangers involved.

What you want for starters is to know whether your target compound (fent or whatever suspected variant) is soluble or insoluble in whatever solvent you are trying. If it's soluble, you can discard whatever isn't soluble. If it's insoluble, you can discard whatever is soluble. Be sure to work with solvents and at proportions which take full advantage of this, i.e you don't want a partial solubility but specifically either full solubility or insolubility. You can use several solvents on a trial basis, so long as you keep track of what fraction contains your target compound and any important precautions surrounding that. If you are lucky, the stinging cut is removed by some solvent. If not, you will probably have removed a little bit of some other crap.

I personally have no experience with fent nor any knowledge about its solubilities.

Makes sense! I appreciate your reply! And what kind of solvents? Can you give me examples/ and steps on how?

And if only that were the case! These days who knows what these people add to the stuff smh, evil greed just to make a quick buck , it’s disgusting, the world would be safer if that was the case in my opinion, but then again not everyone has a good enough mindset and willpower so could be both ways.