I've been stockpiling Oxycontin and I have more than enough to OD on. I've been researching it and keep finding conflicting information about reliability, pain, etc. Does anyone here have any knowledge about whether it will cause a quick and peaceful death? I also have lots of Xanax I can take with it. Any insight would be much appreciated.
gingerplum
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- Nov 5, 2018
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Can the oxy be crushed?
J Tizzle
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- Dec 7, 2018
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Forgive me for what might be a stupid question, but does OxyContin have acetaminophen in it? If so, you'd might want to consider a cold water extraction. A lot of acetaminophen will make you vomit quite a bit and cause a lot of pain.
Please explain? I have a ton of vicodin left over from various surgeries/mishaps but haven't wanted to do anything with it because I'm afraid of the acetaminophen.
J Tizzle
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- Dec 7, 2018
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I would recommend Googling it. A friend of mine told me the method today, but it essentially requires crushing the pills and putting them in water. Acetaminophen is not water soluble so it clumps together, while the opiate dissolves in the water. You then filter it out (you can use a coffee filter) and then let the water evaporate to leave behind the pure opioid powder. Again, I would look into this yourself, this is just what a friend told me.
gingerplum
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If I'm remembering right, Oxycodone has acetaminophen, Oxycontin does not. But Oxycontin is time released, which is why I'm wondering if it can be crushed.
I read what everyone else said. Yes, you can do the cold water extraction, if you are willing to take the risk bungling it and wasting it all. I don't know how long the water will last after you extract, so I was always fearful of mold growing if not used immediately, and it will within a certain number of days, maybe a week or two, from personal experience in something unrelated. You can minimize this by sterilizing everything and using bottled water. Frankly, I didn't want to waste my stuff and was paranoid about messing it up or it not working right, so I took it for pain and now have no stockpiles. But you can try it. Just read carefully about how to do it properly. I am seeing that oxycontin can be considered a "brand name" of oxycodone (not that this is what I think--I always know them as separate--but it does say this online, so check to be sure). Check your labels for if it has acetaminophen to be safe.
Anecdotal cases: my relative tried to OD in this fashion but with heroin added, survived, and is okay, for all intents and purposes. It was a suicide attempt.
To contrast this, a friend of my relative's died in this same fashion, but with heroin added in. It was NOT a suicide.
Also, I died from being drugged. I was given one Xanax with a small amount of alcohol unbeknownst to me. I "lost consciousness" but was really walking around interacting for over an hour before I really lost consciousness, according to eye witnesses. I died. They found me dead and had no idea how long I'd been dead. No pulse, no breathing. They revived me. I had no organ damage and was "fine" for all intents and purposes.
I think it depends. I nixed it out for myself, even though I have died previously on much less. It was not worth the risk in my opinion or the waste of the drugs. (Oh, and I found they DO lose potency despite what the gvt tests said, even in good storage. I noticed a decrease after about a few months, so that made me leery as well.)
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Anecdotal cases: my relative tried to OD in this fashion but with heroin added, survived, and is okay, for all intents and purposes. It was a suicide attempt.
To contrast this, a friend of my relative's died in this same fashion, but with heroin added in. It was NOT a suicide.
Also, I died from being drugged. I was given one Xanax with a small amount of alcohol unbeknownst to me. I "lost consciousness" but was really walking around interacting for over an hour before I really lost consciousness, according to eye witnesses. I died. They found me dead and had no idea how long I'd been dead. No pulse, no breathing. They revived me. I had no organ damage and was "fine" for all intents and purposes.
I think it depends. I nixed it out for myself, even though I have died previously on much less. It was not worth the risk in my opinion or the waste of the drugs. (Oh, and I found they DO lose potency despite what the gvt tests said, even in good storage. I noticed a decrease after about a few months, so that made me leery as well.)
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Not sure. It's the slow-release stuff.
Thanks for the info. I'll probably purchase SN instead.
I need to look into it. Never thought of a cold water extraction.
gingerplum
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I know; all Oxycontin is slow release. Gotta figure out if you can crush it. Like are the tablets made out of that gummy stuff to prevent abuse? That's what I was wondering.
Ah okay. I think I can crush them. I need to check it out. Although I'm researching SN more thoroughly now as it seems more foolproof. I can't risk ending up on a psyche ward.
gingerplum
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Why not do both, or at least get comfortably numb on the oxy first?
Sounds like a great option. I hadn't thought of it.
Crest33
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- Nov 28, 2018
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The fail rate of ODs on optiods are rather high. It's by any means a truly reliable way.
That's what's been worrying me. I'm looking into SN now instead and I can use the Oxy to calm myself like gingerplum suggested.
Crest33
Sheet slinger
- Nov 28, 2018
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I would advise nobody to try with optiods. Even something as heroin is risky. Dosage can be hard to determin. And chances of surviving an od can be to large for our preference.
Fentanyl would be the only viable optiod option but that's impossible to get. Fentanyl imitators aren't recommended ether.
Exeption can be made when rectally or injecting. Because it gets way faster in the bloodstream.
311
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- Nov 24, 2018
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Why is fentanyl the only opiate. It's all a matter of dosages. Books in the resources section written by anesthesiologists have a whole section on opiates being a reliable way of ctb.
So do they have a high fail rate(OD on OxyContin and benzos) or it's not reliable?
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