Bremerton
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This is my first post on this forum and any forum for that matter. If I do anything wrong forgive me.
I am planning on acquiring 250mg of etizolam powder in a couple weeks. I have scoured forums reading as much as I can about dissolving it into a solution that can be ingested orally. Due to the lack of solubility and from what I have read it is best to mix a solution of 1mg/mL. Since I will be administering this orally I believe ethanol or isopropanol would be best. The reason I wish to use these solvents is because of it's low evaporation temperature. Theoretically I could dose the liquid on a wafer cookie and let it evaporate. This way I am not ingesting ethanol or worse yet (yuck) isopropanol. Even if they are in "safe" amounts.
I started this thread because I would like to hear suggestions for encapsulation techniques that I may be able to experiment with. I really don't want to travel with a bottle everywhere I go to administer a dose. I do not own a milligram scale. Obviously propylene glycol or alcohol would dissolve empty capsules. I myself have an idea and if you don't have one yourself maybe you can consider mine and let me know your thoughts on it and if you think it is feasible.
My idea is to use isopropanol and low heat to mix a solution of 1mg/mL. Then use evaporation to reduce the solution to 11mg/mL. At 22 drops from a dropper /mL that would equal 0.5mg/drop. At that point I can cut construction paper into 500 1cm squares and place one drop on each one leaving them to dry. After drying, carefully fold each paper and stuff each one into it's own empty capsule.
Would the solution lose it's solubility as I started to reduce it; even if I started with 1mg/mL to start and evaporated it down AFTER it had already been mixed? Thank you and I look forward to any ideas for experimental encapsulation.
I am planning on acquiring 250mg of etizolam powder in a couple weeks. I have scoured forums reading as much as I can about dissolving it into a solution that can be ingested orally. Due to the lack of solubility and from what I have read it is best to mix a solution of 1mg/mL. Since I will be administering this orally I believe ethanol or isopropanol would be best. The reason I wish to use these solvents is because of it's low evaporation temperature. Theoretically I could dose the liquid on a wafer cookie and let it evaporate. This way I am not ingesting ethanol or worse yet (yuck) isopropanol. Even if they are in "safe" amounts.
I started this thread because I would like to hear suggestions for encapsulation techniques that I may be able to experiment with. I really don't want to travel with a bottle everywhere I go to administer a dose. I do not own a milligram scale. Obviously propylene glycol or alcohol would dissolve empty capsules. I myself have an idea and if you don't have one yourself maybe you can consider mine and let me know your thoughts on it and if you think it is feasible.
My idea is to use isopropanol and low heat to mix a solution of 1mg/mL. Then use evaporation to reduce the solution to 11mg/mL. At 22 drops from a dropper /mL that would equal 0.5mg/drop. At that point I can cut construction paper into 500 1cm squares and place one drop on each one leaving them to dry. After drying, carefully fold each paper and stuff each one into it's own empty capsule.
Would the solution lose it's solubility as I started to reduce it; even if I started with 1mg/mL to start and evaporated it down AFTER it had already been mixed? Thank you and I look forward to any ideas for experimental encapsulation.