Hi, so I am new to this site, and have a question you all may or may not be able to answer. I am an on again off again meth user. Definitely not a tweaker, I just party with it here and there, maybe once or twice a month. I need to constrict my pupils because SURPRISE!! I start my job in a couple of hours, just got the email (wasn't able to get online earlier.) I obviously am not trying to look like a deer in headlights, and know how to act even around people that recognize the body language, teeth grinding, etc. My problem is I may be working in close quarters with my boss, and would LOVE to avoid direct eye contact, though I fear it'll be obvious what I'm doing if she happens to be around me for most of the day. I know that light will constrict them, though I may be indoors a lot or in lower lighting. I do know about colored contact lenses and do know about opiates. I don't have either at such short notice. Now, I have some Buspirone (BusPar) I was wondering if this would work, with it being a tranquilizer/sedative and all, and/or if it has any horrifying side effects, I've only been up for a night, and haven't smoked any insane amount or anything, like, two shared bowls? Small amounts, I only got twenty bucks worth so I'm not packing a ton of it in there, I've taken probably about 10 good hits since last night at around 7 pm, its now 630 am and I have work at around 8-9, depending on when she wants to pick me up. Thank you in advance and I hope you can get an answer to me before then. Peace.
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stimulant pupil dilation and buspirone
- Thread starter kaotk777
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There's no way to (safely) constrict your pills, apart from killing the amphetamine with a benzodiazepine.
Don't take the buspirone since you've been dosing an amphetamine with an anonymous potency, and you're not co-ingesting these drugs under medical supervision. A risk of serotonin syndrome, may exist.
Don't take the buspirone since you've been dosing an amphetamine with an anonymous potency, and you're not co-ingesting these drugs under medical supervision. A risk of serotonin syndrome, may exist.