Making strong drugs stronger

[d3Xo-fan]

Hi,

I was considering whether I should put this in ADD or BDD, but I ended up deciding on ADD. Please feel free to move it if I'm wrong though.

For some time now I have been wondering about something. We all know you can take Codeine or Morphine and perform some type of synthesis and end up with a much stronger substance (Oxycodone and Oxymorphone) than the original drugs, Codeine and Morphine. My first question is: would it be possible to do something similar with heroin? That is, create a 'Oxyheroinone' or 'Oxydiamorphone' (or 'Oxydiacetylmorphone' if you will) compound.

My second question is very similar to my first, only it's about benzos. Again it is common knowledge that you can make a benzo much more potent by making a 'Flu'-version of the drug, that is adding Flu and (I think) CH3 to the molecule. An example would be Nitrazepam versus Flunitrazepam.
My question is: could you do this with the already very potent benzos Triazolam and Brotizolam? Could you make a 'Flutriazolam' or 'Flubrotizolam'?

I'd like answers regarding and explaning how this is not possible because Triazolam's molecule doesn't allow for fluor to be added or maybe Diamorphine cannot undergo what Morphine does to become Oxymorphone... Things like that. In other words, I'd like detailed and scientifically correct answers

Thank you very much.

 

[Twigs]

I would suggest you took a look at erowids chem-compare, so you can get an idea of how the molecules look:

https://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/chemistry/chemistry_compare.php

Then I think you will be able to answer a lot of your own questions.

 

[d3Xo-fan]

I have used that thing before... I don't see how that could answer my question :S

 

[Vader]

->bdd

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

I would suggest you took a look at erowids chem-compare, so you can get an idea of how the molecules look:

https://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/chemistry/chemistry_compare.php

Then I think you will be able to answer a lot of your own questions.

Indeed. It's more up your alley of chemical fantasies. I don't see any harm reduction value in this speculation so I'm going to go ahead and close this thread.

-NT

 

[Cane2theLeft]

Making something more potent mg:mg doesn't mean it's better. Lots of people prefer oxycodone or heroin to fentanyl for example.