IV MDPV second try
This is my second attempt with IV MDPV and I'm doing this because there is SO LITTLE info out there on this drug, by this method.
I purchased 1g from a
reputable RC company I know, so I know it was as close to pure as you can get.
The first experience was "by the book" as IV goes: 1/2 oral recommendation= 5 mg, and was no big deal: slight dry mouth, good focus. Meh.
Second experience was two weeks later.
Again, with .000 mg scale, I measured out 8 mg. mixed with sterile water. Syringe barrel didn't "take" right away, but I pushed it anyway.
Waited :10 minutes. Meh effect.
OK: this time I do it like I've done before - I know what 8mg looks like in the spoon, so I go for an eyeball of 15 - 20 mg (I really DO know what it looks like, but should have measured it anyway, thanks)
This time, smaller bore insulin syringe instead of my old standby BD 3cc's.
Boil, filter, inject in smaller forearm vein.
Almost immediate effect with this amount.
Whoa Nelly!
Actual report below:
Subject: 50 yo male, experienced stim user
Weight: 81kg (180 lb)
Amount by weight, 15 mg
Via IV
10:30 a
no real effect
waited 10 minutes, felt a little something
+:15
IV again, eyeball, about 20 mg (yeah, I know)
almost immediate effect
good, pleasant rush
breathing heavy though nose
controlling breathing and resp.
good high, good pleasant rush
slight clenching, not much
attempting to slow breathing
HR: over 90, but thready
nice effect.
focus good
+:30
typing beginning to be hard, but focus increasing
will wait
slight "tonguing"
great rush after this time
lips dry
intense rush with this amount
can't tell if the first hit took or not, not much barrel "tell"
second was positive tell
very good feeling
breathing through nose necessary
several mouth breaths for oxygen control
BP monitor: HR 120, BP 137 over 77 at + :30
rush somewhat abating
effect seems to be somewhat all in my head,
slight dry mouth, some lip smacking
+ 1:00
slight body tremors in the leg "jumping"; easily controlled
respiration slowed somewhat over first rush
still hard to type without spelling errors.
still researching effect on Erowid: no IV reports, going to BlueLight
slight dry mouth.
fairly easy to concentrate.
+ 1:30
physical rushing has subsided.
slight dry mouth.
still very mentally active.
hands can't type as fast as the mind wants them too.
still have to focus in order to avoid spelling mistakes.
End of report at this time, I will amend at baseline
Thanks!