eventually i gave up and just used a filter and ived it. were the excess particles just the binder part of the pill? i am not sure if that is the correct term or not. either way i certainly did feel the effect of the crack since i am typing so much right now.
Why would you even bother trying to shoot crack?
First of all, as you know, it's a freebase and you need to go through the trouble of converting it back to a hydrochloric salt.. why not just get coke?
Second of all, the reason dealers make crack is because they can use considerably less cocaine than they would if they were just going to sell it as powder. You can easily sell $3 worth of cocaine as a $10 rock.
Thirdly, think of how many impurities and nasty crap are in your crack. Filter or not, some of those impurities are going to make it in your veins.
Shooting crack is just a really stupid idea. An IV cocaine high last maybe 30 minutes at most anyways. It's not worth it.
i have another iv related question, what can you do if you have some blood in the syringe but for some reason or another are not in the vein? harmreduction says to split the shot into two and put more water in it. does that mean i should empty the contents of the syringe into the clean spoon or whatever, add water, and filter again? will that prevent blood from clogging up the syringe when it is drawn in again? thanks!
No, do not empty a bloody syringe to reshoot it. Blood will immediately begin to clot with contact to oxygen, so you risk shooting little particles of solidified blood. Honestly, it's probably not a big deal, but I wouldn't do it. Simply just remove the needle from your arm, dip it in your bottled water and pull up some more water. This way the water won't be too murky to see if you're getting more blood in the syringe when you try again.
If you have an air bubble at the begging of the syringe towards the needle, you probably won't even have to pull the needle out. Play around and try to hit your vein again, you'll know when you do because there will be a big gush of blood pouring into the syringe. You're in.