Opioids Micron filters and a naloxone question

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I'm realy sorry if I already posted this, but I can't find my old thread and don't even remember (because I was high) if I even posted it. Does anyone know a source for micron filters (any size), bacteriostatic water and luer lock syringes? I'm in Sydney and need a source which ships small (1-20) quantities of these things. The micron filters and luer lock syringes are the most important. Also about naloxone, I would like to know if there is a way to know how much naloxone antagonizes how much opiate (using morphine as a standard). Also, this is not for overdose purpose, it's out of interest and to "beat pills" which contain naloxone (to stop people from IV'ng).

 

[shanefrommaine]

I'm realy sorry if I already posted this, but I can't find my old thread and don't even remember (because I was high) if I even posted it.
Does anyone know a source for micron filters (any size), bacteriostatic water and luer lock syringes?
Nope I have no clue

I'm in Sydney and need a source which ships small (1-20) quantities of these things. The micron filters and luer lock syringes are the most important.
Also about naloxone, I would like to know if there is a way to know how much naloxone antagonizes how much opiate (using morphine as a standard).
It is standard to assume that you will endure issues when using naloxone containing medication. Sub > Dope = BLOCK. Dope > Sub = WITHDRAWAL

Also, this is not for overdose purpose, it's out of interest and to "beat pills" which contain naloxone (to stop people from IV'ng).
P.S. You can IV soboxone. Just don't do more than 4mg in a wack

 

[adder]

There's no such thing like "estimated dose" of naloxone that will stop the overdose effects (I mean, to prevent morphine injection). If a physician does an i.v. injection (let's say, you called an ambulance because your friend OD'ed), he injects from 0.4 to 1.2mg depending on obvious reasons. But if you found yourself at hospital, they would start lower like 0.1mg (i.v.) and then work it up via continuous i.v.
^ This calls for BDD

And if you really wanted to know whether Suboxone causes withdrawal when shot, there's a thread already.

 

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Sorry about not making this clear, but it's not for subuxone, it's for a pain killer sold mainly in Germany, it contains 50 mg tilidin and 4mg naloxone per pill. I made a thread about this before but no one has ever tried it or given a useful reply (maybe cos I'm the only one retarded enough to shoot a pill containing naloxone and a not very potent opiate). Tilidin, according to people I know from when naloxone wasn't in These pills gives one he'll of a rush, which is why I wanna try this soooooo badly. by the way, the reason I use morphine as a standard is because no one knows tilidin and based on a medical book, on using opiates for anaesthesia, 300mg oral tilidin is equal to 30 mg oral morphine. I can calculate the IV difference with the BA information etc. Thank you very much for the info btw, it is very useful. Keep it coming please.

 

[Captain.Heroin]

P.S. You can IV soboxone. Just don't do more than 4mg in a wack

4mg is a huge dose and I recommend < 1mg.

 

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Does the kings cross needle exchange carry micron filters?

 

[jamesBrown]

I doubt ANY needle exchanges, anywhere, provide micron filters.

 

[Flexistentialist]

Yes, the Kings Cross needle exchange carries micron filters. Most primary needle and syringe programs in Australia supply micron filters.

 

[jamesBrown]

Yes, the Kings Cross needle exchange carries micron filters. Most primary needle and syringe programs in Australia supply micron filters.

Damn if thats true than im EXTREMELY jealous. The state I live in in the U.S....doesnt even allow needle exchanges. Thats right, there have been dozens of people prosecuted just for trying to open needle exchanges.

Consequently.....where I live, it's common practice to re-use a syringe more than 30 times. I never realised that this is an uncommon practice until recently when I discovered most states/countries allow needle exchanges, but mine doesnt so we are forced to buy our needles, and use them until we absolutely have to buy a new one because most drug addicts would rather spend money on drugs than a new needle, AND most places wont sell you any needles without a diabetic identification card. Its rediculous. Its like harm reduction is thought of as a disgusting outlet for dirty druggies.