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Polyethylene Glycol 3350, Phenazepam, and other mixes

sp0r412

sp0r412

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Ok I did a search on this and did not find anything. Maybe my searching methods have become rusty. However I see alot of posting about polyethylene glycol 4000 and propylene glycol and I am very confused. I am receiving a nice batch of phenazepam and mxe and I dont have a scale. I have a big bottle of polyethylene glycol 3350 powder form . It is the generic form of miralax. Is this not a sufficient type of polyethylene being that it is 3350? Can someone show me what to do as last time I got a gram of phenazepam, i used the tooth pick method, over and over again. I have a huge tolerance, have been known to eat whole bottles of clonazepam at a time (dont encourage this) and be fine, but after maybe 20 dips of an unknown amount I ended up in a psych ward, with my girlfriend at some other rehab. I had no idea what was going on. Completely blacked out 4 or 5 days and still to this day dont remember what happened. I want to do it right this time so in the interest of #harmreduction will someone please give me some solid advice. I am smart when it comes to neuropharm, but when it comes to chemistry I have very basic knowledge aside from valences and such. So please break it down slowly and it lamens terms for me because I really want to understand the peg and various varieties. Thanks.
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What you need is to find the solubility of Phenazepam (and other solutes) in the solvent of your choice (apparently Polyethylene Glycol), then look up how to perform liquid measurement. I'll move this over to OD for you for more help though I believe it has been covered several times before.

homeless >>> OD
 
PolyEthylene Glycol is a polymer. It's made up of many repeating ethylene oxide subunits. This means that different moledules of PEG can be different sizes depending on how many units are attached - the number after PEG is generally the molecular weight of a single chain. Normally you'd want to use PEG 200 or PEG 400. Higher numbered PEGs like PEG 3350 are solids and won't dissolve anything (though they are effective laxative agents).

Also, phenazepam is a crappy benzo that is essentially non-recreational. It's really close to clonazepam
 
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