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recreational use of Midrin?

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anythingthatflies

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I searched the boards and internet for any info involving the recreational use of Midrin, a migraine revliever. I know that it contains 65mg of Isometheptene Mucate, 100mg of Dichioraiphenazone and 325mg of Acetominophen, but I haven't been able to really find the uses of these chemicals. If anyone has any experience with Midrin, or could tell me if its worth takin em, then your answer will be greatly appreciated.
 
midrins are tight. I took two or three, (not sure of the size so I don't know if that helps you any), and my brain turned to jelly. they give you that kind of general sense of well being and contentment that you can expect from painkillers. i'd say knock youtself out
 
Midrin does not get you high. It will aleviate migraines.
High doses of Midrin *may* make you feel a little bit spacey. This isn't the same as being high. And people that claim they are recreational are fools who read that they are "painkillers" and got a placebo effect. Saying you get high on Midrin is like saying you get high taking a single No Doze.
If you want to feel spacey, take an over-the-counter sleeping pill. An OTC sleeping pill would probably be cooler, actually.
 
I use to get mad migraines & was given midrin. Shit works great if that's what you intend to use it for. But your here so as stated above it has no recreational value whatsoever...
 
I did my research on this one. Dichlorolphenazone has metabolites that are similar in some aspects to methaqualone , or So I read, I am in the midst of finding elboration on this. . . . so
help me out or give me some time. . . . .
Oh and it's just been moved to Shedule IV in the US, FDA to the rescue once again.
Wombat
[ 03 June 2002: Message edited by: Wombat ]
 
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