C0mf0rtablyNumb
Greenlighter
I've heard off this website that you can IV ambien. I tried it and didn't get much results. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
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Benzos IV ambien
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Captain.Heroin
Bluelight Crew
How much are you trying to do in how much water? You can, apparently, fit up to 23mg of zolpidem in 1mL of water (1mL = 1cc = 100 units), but with binders in tablets - without micron filtering - it is probably closer to 20mg or less.
Please look into micron filtering, the link is the last one in my signature.
Ambien is not something I would deem "worth" IVing to be honest with you, I would never use the Z drugs as they appear to be harmful to the immune system, as people who use the Z drugs extensively have a higher incidence of cancer.
Please look into micron filtering, the link is the last one in my signature.
Ambien is not something I would deem "worth" IVing to be honest with you, I would never use the Z drugs as they appear to be harmful to the immune system, as people who use the Z drugs extensively have a higher incidence of cancer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zopiclone#Carcinogenicity
C0mf0rtablyNumb
Greenlighter
just the 10 in like 80 of water but i didn't know about all that other stuff
Captain.Heroin
Bluelight Crew
Yes, micron filtering is necessary with pills. The inactive ingredients in pills are very, very harmful for injecting. Your other body parts have to filter the inactive ingredients out, or they absorb and are not harmful (less common).
If you are wondering "what's in the pills I'm shooting?" - look it up in the Inactive Ingredients A to Z thread. It mostly lists brand names, if they are generics, they could have more, or different inactive ingredients. Some generics are listed though.
Most importantly if you want to keep doing this, I would micron filter. The worst part about not micron filtering, is that if you miss a shot, part or all of it, this can turn into an abscess. Micron filtering properly (make sure you read the entire first post) is essential in reducing the likelihood of having an abscess to a very low amount. With sterile and correct procedure, along with using a micron filter as well as using the solution in a wise amount of time (as well as using a preservative if you don't plan on using it immediately) - this will help reduce the harm which is otherwise almost inevitable.
Even without having an abscess or other immediate harm type of injection complication, the inactive ingredients will build up in your body's organs if you are injecting tablets with the worst ones (such as talc). I know talc isn't in Ambien, but MCC (microcrystalline cellulose) is, and this is not good for you.
If you are wondering "what's in the pills I'm shooting?" - look it up in the Inactive Ingredients A to Z thread. It mostly lists brand names, if they are generics, they could have more, or different inactive ingredients. Some generics are listed though.
Most importantly if you want to keep doing this, I would micron filter. The worst part about not micron filtering, is that if you miss a shot, part or all of it, this can turn into an abscess. Micron filtering properly (make sure you read the entire first post) is essential in reducing the likelihood of having an abscess to a very low amount. With sterile and correct procedure, along with using a micron filter as well as using the solution in a wise amount of time (as well as using a preservative if you don't plan on using it immediately) - this will help reduce the harm which is otherwise almost inevitable.
Even without having an abscess or other immediate harm type of injection complication, the inactive ingredients will build up in your body's organs if you are injecting tablets with the worst ones (such as talc). I know talc isn't in Ambien, but MCC (microcrystalline cellulose) is, and this is not good for you.
mrflowers00
Ex-Bluelighter
just don't heat the mixture and it should be fine
DeLee
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I have IVed Zolpidem quite a few times. I like the small things taken orally as they should but a tad higher dose and I really enjoy the effects. Short lived but euphoric.
Anyway injecting them does almost nothing.. nothing at all. Maybe a quick tingling sensation but all in all Zolpidem should be taken orally.
Anyway injecting them does almost nothing.. nothing at all. Maybe a quick tingling sensation but all in all Zolpidem should be taken orally.
Seattle_Stranger
Bluelighter
I shot up 70mg of ambien about a month ago. Ended up in the hospital because my girlfriend was freaking out and didnt know what to do. Because i was high i just went along with it. 2 grand ambulance bill later... stupid bitch.. lol
70mg gave me double vision, dizzyness, a cold rush up my spine
Best way to take them is oral on an empty stomach IMO. Snorting burns and is a waste and IV isn't that fun.
70mg gave me double vision, dizzyness, a cold rush up my spine
Best way to take them is oral on an empty stomach IMO. Snorting burns and is a waste and IV isn't that fun.
BrokedownPalace
Bluelight Crew
I have injected ambien (zolpidem) numbers of times. After 1 or 2 shots, and using for more than 2 days in a row though, the effects are pretty negligible. If you have any tolerance to it, IVing it doesn't really give any quality effects.
On the other hand, IVing 10-15mg with no tolerance, it DOES give quite an intense rush, it honestly feels similar to a cocaine rush. It comes on QUICK.
It isn't smart or safe to IV pills without a micron filter, though, so please do this if you plan on injecting ambien or any other pills
On the other hand, IVing 10-15mg with no tolerance, it DOES give quite an intense rush, it honestly feels similar to a cocaine rush. It comes on QUICK.
It isn't smart or safe to IV pills without a micron filter, though, so please do this if you plan on injecting ambien or any other pills
comatoserct
Bluelighter
It gives one hell of a rush, I did it recently. kind of felt like a speedball of demerol and cocaine, then when mixed with alcohol acted like a benzo. I wouldn't recommend doing this many times, especially without filtering. the solution was really thick
Captain.Heroin
Bluelight Crew
Yeah, Ambien is a very cut tablet for having only zolpidem. I am sure micron filtering would be a very efficient way to remove most of the inactive ingredients.
