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Leftovers of a plugging solution

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smokemctoke420

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What's up guys?

I've been plugging roxis for awhile now and I've always noticed that there is leftovers in my oral syringe every time. Could that be because of binders and fillers?

I just got another 5ml syringe and its always stuck at the 1/4-1ml ml mark and at the tip of the syringe but after I sit for 3-5 mins and let it absorb I usually go back and do a rinse where I replug what's left, which barely turns the water a light shade of green again.

If it makes a difference in plugging roxi 15s actavis brand but the qualitest brand does the same I believe.
 
Could that be because of binders and fillers?
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That's probably the most plausible explanation.

How did you prepare the solution?

I would use a micron filter if I were you, even if the binders and fillers get trapped in the syringe, some might have made their way through to your colon.
 
There not trapped in the syringe when I replug em. I wasn't sure if it was oxy and leftover binders so I double dipped and plugged twice

I've never heard if a micron filter for plugging and I don't plug often enough to need one anyway. Thanks but no thanks on that suggestion

Edit: the way I prepare it is take the plunger off of the oral syringe, put as many pills in as needed, put the plunger/pusher back on, draw up hot water, shake till dissolve, then plug
 
I only suggested using a filter since you were the one complaining of fillers and binders. Either way, even if your colon doesn't absorb them and they don't enter your bloodstream, you'll just evacuate them.
 
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Oh I wasn't complaing I was asking what the leftover stuff was and I was pretty much wondering if it was leftover binders and fillers or oxy. All in all I wanted to know If It is good enough to do a replug.

Thanks for your advice. I do appreciate it
 
Chromo you have no idea what your talking about. There is absolutely no more danger of fillers and binders entering the bloodstream rectally than any other route excluding IV, which puts the pill directly in your bloodstream
 
smokemctoke420 said:
What's up guys?

I've been plugging roxis for awhile now and I've always noticed that there is leftovers in my oral syringe every time. Could that be because of binders and fillers?

I just got another 5ml syringe and its always stuck at the 1/4-1ml ml mark and at the tip of the syringe but after I sit for 3-5 mins and let it absorb I usually go back and do a rinse where I replug what's left, which barely turns the water a light shade of green again.

If it makes a difference in plugging roxi 15s actavis brand but the qualitest brand does the same I believe.
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just put your mouth around the outside of the syringe n suck it all out

;)
 
^^
I thought that was what everyone does already? Have I been taking it too far! ;-) lol OP it will be mainly inactive fillers etc that dont dissolve well in a neutral solution. I doubt there would be any appreciable amount of oxy leftover.
 
That's gross dude. Id rather not be on the receiving end of ass to mouth.

@bunge- yeah ill probaly just rinse it out and put down the sink instead of replugging it. It doesn't look like much anyways
 
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