I got a few questions about K. First, is there any way to use the new gel yellow labels? Also, anyone know anything about vets esp. vets in the US east coast (relating to K)? ie. is it kept locked up, do vet. assistants have access to it, what kind is it usually, are there usually cameras around, how often is it used on average/what procedures is it used for, etc. Also, do animal shelters/any non-vet places have K around?
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Ketamine Questions
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Ketamike
Bluelighter
If your K boils down to gel, use it the way it's intended, inject it. You could also swallow the liquid but the necessary dosage is greater, and the probability of yacking it up is pretty great.
I too think about the same thing everytime I drive by my local animal hospital.
I too think about the same thing everytime I drive by my local animal hospital.
First, is there any way to use the new gel yellow labels?
yes. take an organic lab course, they'll tell you everything. i didn't wake up for 9 in the freakin morning so you could find out the easy way.
Also, anyone know anything about vets esp. vets in the US east coast (relating to K)?
sure.
ketamine is federally Schedule III as of august 1999.
it WILL be kept locked up, probably in a very secure safe along with the morphine and barbiturates. most vets did this before, since breakins at animal shelters were widely publicized.
vet assistants probably won't have access to it; they have no reason to handle it. most likely the vet takes it out of the safe, fills out the DEA forms, then uses it.
kinds: it would be an american formulation of ketamine hydrochloride USP, 100 mg/mL. most likely Ketaset or Ketalar. they are identical.
cameras: there was one time the alarm at a vet's clinic near me went off, and i could hear it damned far away. it might have woken people up. cameras, well probably at least one. it won't matter though; you won't have enough time, the police will, and you'd get caught trying to steal a controlled substance, no cameras necessary.
how often is it used:
very, very often. ketamine isn't used in dogs, but it will be used every time a surgical procedure is performed on a cat. this includes neutering and declawing.
if that makes you want to be a vet, remember that it takes at least 8 years, costs a damned lot, and involves blood.
non-vet places:
yeah, sure. animal shelters, hospitals, research labs, pharmaceutical factories, fine chemical supply companies...
except that it's all locked up. and there's an alarm system. and probably cameras. and maybe 24 hour security. with guns.
you are not going about this in the right way. at all.
yes. take an organic lab course, they'll tell you everything. i didn't wake up for 9 in the freakin morning so you could find out the easy way.
Also, anyone know anything about vets esp. vets in the US east coast (relating to K)?
sure.
ketamine is federally Schedule III as of august 1999.
it WILL be kept locked up, probably in a very secure safe along with the morphine and barbiturates. most vets did this before, since breakins at animal shelters were widely publicized.
vet assistants probably won't have access to it; they have no reason to handle it. most likely the vet takes it out of the safe, fills out the DEA forms, then uses it.
kinds: it would be an american formulation of ketamine hydrochloride USP, 100 mg/mL. most likely Ketaset or Ketalar. they are identical.
cameras: there was one time the alarm at a vet's clinic near me went off, and i could hear it damned far away. it might have woken people up. cameras, well probably at least one. it won't matter though; you won't have enough time, the police will, and you'd get caught trying to steal a controlled substance, no cameras necessary.
how often is it used:
very, very often. ketamine isn't used in dogs, but it will be used every time a surgical procedure is performed on a cat. this includes neutering and declawing.
if that makes you want to be a vet, remember that it takes at least 8 years, costs a damned lot, and involves blood.
non-vet places:
yeah, sure. animal shelters, hospitals, research labs, pharmaceutical factories, fine chemical supply companies...
except that it's all locked up. and there's an alarm system. and probably cameras. and maybe 24 hour security. with guns.
you are not going about this in the right way. at all.
well i read somewhere it wasn't.. maybe it is, i don't know.
the right way of going about it?
hmm..
i'm not supposed to tell you that.
im sure you can think of a better way though.
making it takes four days, so that's not a good way either. hmm.. you could always try getting surgery in a third-world country. it's used in humans a lot there.
the right way of going about it?
hmm..
i'm not supposed to tell you that.
im sure you can think of a better way though.
making it takes four days, so that's not a good way either. hmm.. you could always try getting surgery in a third-world country. it's used in humans a lot there.
Ketamike
Bluelighter
Hook up with someone who lives near the mexican border and don't have 200 vials mailed to you
liquidocean
Bluelighter
well shit, newbie, you gotta learn that if you want to play, you sometimes have to pay. don't get involved in drugs that you like too much that are too hard to find or expensive for your taste.
or if ketamine is for you, open your mind a little bit during the k experience and perhaps an incredible idea will show itself to you. if you really want to develop a relationship with k, talk to it and ask it to find you.
otherwise, if you're just looking to get fucked up, perhaps it's a good thing you don't have easy access to this.
or if ketamine is for you, open your mind a little bit during the k experience and perhaps an incredible idea will show itself to you. if you really want to develop a relationship with k, talk to it and ask it to find you.
otherwise, if you're just looking to get fucked up, perhaps it's a good thing you don't have easy access to this.
I wasnt saying it was too expensive, just trying to find an easier or cheaper way to get it. I am willing to pay whatever it costs, but why should i pay $80 a vial when i can get them for free? Im just seeing if that is something that is feasible to do.