herm1t
Bluelighter
Look it up yourself, Morphine sulphate is 60mg/ml solubility in water before it becomes satured, the only reason you get more out of it is because tonnes of insoluble particles including the overload of morphine is passing through the cotton filter and dissolving in your veins, along with the other insoluble particles that wont dissolve and will clog capillaries in the lungs/heart. Hospital injection vials have 50mg/ml of morphine.^I understand this,Im just saying mixing up a 100 mg pill with 1 ml of water produces a dramatically more intense rush then a 60 mg tablet with the same amount of water,which leads me to believe that more morphine then 60 mg's dissolves into the said amount of liquid.
Also,MS Contin leaves a gel,I often get my gels to be nothing more then a slimy tasteless blob,and the solution I draw up very bitter,which makes me believe I am in fact recovering a large percentage of the morphine put in with negligble amounts left behind.
Opana ER has a unique inactive ingredient that most other tablet's don't called silicified microcrystalline cellulose.
A lot of other tablets have unique D&C or FD&C colorings which aren't present in either that were shown here.
the newer US version of OxyContin wouldn't be applicable to this older version of OxyContin they tested.
If you aren't micron filtering, you aren't getting 100% of the active ingredient out of the pill.
This is why the rush is stronger, it's because just cotton filtering 60mg doesn't yield 60mg into your shot.
Ahh ok fair enough, too bad oxymorphone like doesn't exist in australia and neither do OPs, are the OPs even able to dissolve in water?