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Xanax tri-score question
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dynamo
Bluelighter
the 0.25 the 0.5 the 1,s or the 2s ?
headdah
Bluelighter
tri score i'd be assuming he's referrin to 2mg bars. which are designed to divided into 4s
gonna be hard splitting em into 1/3's i reckon
maybe crush it up. weigh it on a scale. divide by 3? haha
gonna be hard splitting em into 1/3's i reckon
maybe crush it up. weigh it on a scale. divide by 3? haha
Mr Blonde
Bluelighter
It should theoretically all be evenly divided in the tablet.
In practice there might be slight differences but yes, should work.
I just got hit by major deja vu, as if there was this exact same thread a while back here...
In practice there might be slight differences but yes, should work.
I just got hit by major deja vu, as if there was this exact same thread a while back here...
Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
^perhaps a thread on the 3mg ER xanax tabs? i'm not sure they're available in aus and splitting/crushing will not defeat the time release.
i've never come across a tri-scored xanax tab in my tab in the 0.5, 1 and 2mg doses.
or am i confused and the OP is wanting to split a tab into thirds? the dosage and brand would be of help.
i've never come across a tri-scored xanax tab in my tab in the 0.5, 1 and 2mg doses.
or am i confused and the OP is wanting to split a tab into thirds? the dosage and brand would be of help.
MrIbis
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All xanax 2mg 'bars' are 'tri-scored' if you look at the tablet it looks like this [ | | | ] - hence 'tri-score'
Mr Blonde
Bluelighter
Like this:
It looks kinda like a tetra-score to me, just that looking at the XANAX side it would split into four pieces not three.
It looks kinda like a tetra-score to me, just that looking at the XANAX side it would split into four pieces not three.
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TripppAR
Bluelighter
Yah. It would.
Seith
Bluelighter
Lol at all the confusion in this thread. 3 scores allows it to be split into 4 pieces.
belarki
Bluelight Crew
^ haha yeh I think we have our answer here folks. 
Typically if a tablet has scores/split lines then you'd expect the active ingredients to be evenly distributed on either side of the score. For example the old nurofen plus was splittable along the length of the tablet to separate the codeine/ibuprofen halves but (if) it was scored the score would have been a vertical line.
Typically if a tablet has scores/split lines then you'd expect the active ingredients to be evenly distributed on either side of the score. For example the old nurofen plus was splittable along the length of the tablet to separate the codeine/ibuprofen halves but (if) it was scored the score would have been a vertical line.
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