OxyNeo Oxycodone Extraction

Yes, the time has finally arrived.  I thank you all for your patience while I refined this method and evaluated the validity of the science that I used to formulate the method.  This has been a long time coming, and I'm so glad to finally post the video!

In this video we will examine a method that removes all of the oxycodone from OxyNeo over a 9 hour period.  This provides a solution of dissolved oxycodone that is suitable for oral ingestion.  This method will never allow insufflation or injection.  

I had my lightbulb moment when I realized that our stomach was breaking down the OxyNeo.  I thought, why can't I just make my own stomach that will break down the OxyNeo first.  That way I would be able to consume the artificial stomach contents which would deliver the entirety of the oxycodone immediately.

The natural pH of a stomach is somewhere between 1-2.  We simulate this with a mixture of Coca-Cola and lemon juice in a small, closed container.  Leaving them to sit for 9 hours yields a solution with all of our oxycodone dissolved inside!

If you have any questions post them in the comments section of my YouTube video.

YouTube Video - http://youtu.be/nSiXNsMKp6M

Potentiating Oxycontin or Oxycodone

People will use cold water extractions in order to separate oxycodone out of their time release or instant release pills. This is intended to allow people to take a large amount of oxycodone at one time without having to worry about taking too much Paracetamol/APAP. Another method to assist in increasing the potency of the high is to take TUMS. TUMS administered 45 minutes prior and 5 minutes prior to ingestion of oxycodone will increase the amount of oxycodone that enters the bloodstream by approximately 25-30%. This is why TUMS has a warning on it about how it can affect different medications if they are taken with TUMS. Make sure to be careful when you take your oxycodone though; if it's your first time potentiating then the high might be too powerful.

Maximizing Codeine from Cold Water Extraction Process

Remember, the soft cap for cold water extractions is about 20 Mersyndol or 20 Tylenol 1.

However, by mixing the two, you can get up to 40 pills (320mg Codeine) without having too much of either Caffeine or Doxylamine Succinate in your final solution!

Cold Water Extraction Solubility Tables

Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) Solubility in Water:
1g Paracetamol per 70ml water at 10C.
1g Paracetamol per 20ml water at 100C.

Aspirin (Ibuprofen) Solubility in Water:
1g Ibuprofen per 100ml water at 31C
1g Ibuprofen per 300ml water at 21C

Codeine Solubility in Water:
1g Codeine per 2.3ml water at 31C
1g Codeine per 0.7ml water at 21C



Useful Notes:

By placing your solution in the fridge or freezer, you are lowering the temperature far below the temperatures listed here.  Using these figures as an estimate of solubility will give you a nice buffer in case your solution is not as pure as it could be.

Codeine has an inverse relationship when it comes to solubility in water.  Normally solutes will dissolve more readily in water as the temperature of the water increases.  Codeine however does the opposite.  This means that cooling will not cause codeine to crystallize out of the solution.  This property is one of the main reasons why cold water extractions work so well!


Useful Links:
BlueLight Post - http://forum.opiophile.org/archive/index.php/t-9985.html
Safety Spreadhseet - http://youtu.be/DA944LMCmh8

Tylenol 1 for Cold Water Extraction

Tylenol One's (T1's) are available in most countries over the counter.  They are the most commonly used pill for Cold Water Extractions.

The downside to T1's is that they contain Caffeine in some countries usually at a dose of 15mg.  Caffeine consumption can be dangerous, so in theory you should try to max out your dosages at around 300-500mg at a time.  Even 500mg is pushing it, I personally never go over 300mg at a time.

T1 = 8mg Codeine, 15mg Caffeine, Paracetamol.

This would mean that I don't use more than 20 T1's per CWE.

20 T1's = 160mg Codeine, 300mg Caffeine, 1g Paracetamol (assuming that you have followed the procedure carefully and correctly).

Some useful links:

Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine

Safety Spreadsheet - http://youtu.be/DA944LMCmh8

CWE How-to Vid - http://youtu.be/k1vVQIEyBXs

Also, check out the post I made regarding Mersyndol and it's use for Cold Water Extractions!

Mersyndol for Cold Water Extractions

People always ask what products (in theory of course) could be used in an opiate based Cold Water Extraction.

Mersyndol is a viable option.  It contains 8mg of Codeine, 5mg of Doxylamine Succinate, and our old friend Paracetamol.

So, what are the downsides to using Mersyndol?  Well, one is that it is far more expensive than other medications while still having the same amount of codeine per pill as the alternatives.  Also, Doxylamine Succinate (DaS) information is sparse at best, so it's hard to know with any degree of certainty how much is actually safe to consume.

Wikipedia has an article that talks about the uses of Doxylamine Succinate, and it seems that most countries max out doses at 5-10mg as a muscle relaxant.  Australia however still markets DaS as a sleep aid, and in doses up to 50mg at a time.  I use double the max dosage as a safe point for myself (in theory).  So if I were to perform a Cold Water Extraction using Mersyndol only, I wouldn't use more than, say, 20 pills.

20 Mersyndol = 160mg Codeine, 100mg Doxylamine Succinate, 1g Paracetamol (as long as you follow the procedure correctly).


Check out the YouTube video below for a useful method to determine the safe amount of DaS or Caffeine to allow in your CWE.


Links of interest:
Wikipedia Article - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxylamine
Safety Spreadsheet - http://youtu.be/DA944LMCmh8
CWE How-To Vid - http://youtu.be/MPtv0ACUaHA

What is a Cold Water Extraction?

Cold water extractions are a type of chemical filtration that is easy to perform with basic equipment and amateur-level knowledge of chemistry.  Most of the necessary pieces of equipment can be found at home or purchased from the local grocery store at a minimum of cost.

The purpose of a cold water extraction is to use the properties of desired compounds and undesired compounds and their known solubility in different temperatures of water in order to extract from a large amount of over the counter pills your desired compound without leaving much of the dangerous or undesired compound in solution.

For example, T1's can be purchased over the counter in Canada.  They contain 8mg of Codeine, 15mg of Caffeine, and 300mg of Paracetamol.  The codeine is the desired compound; the one that we would like to end up with a large amount of.  The Paracetamol is the compound that we do not want a large amount of; anything over 2g can begin to cause liver damage.

In order to obtain say 160mg of Codeine, one would normally need to ingest 20 pills, which would be 6g of paracetamol; enough to kill you.  Cold water extractions allow us to take advantage of the fact that Paracetamol is not very soluble in Cold Water, so we can end up with 160mg of Codeine and only have 1g of Paracetamol left in our solution.

The chemistry behind these extractions is sound, and I will be including quite a lot of information in this blog explaining the chemistry based background information required to understand how and why this works.  The TL;DR of the matter is however that by following the very easy and very basic steps of a cold water extraction, in theory you can get a lot of Opiate (among other things) without the harmful Paracetamol.

Useful Links:
How to Create a Safety Spreadsheet - http://youtu.be/DA944LMCmh8
How to Perform a Basic CWE - http://youtu.be/MPtv0ACUaHA
How to Perform an Advanced CWE - http://youtu.be/k1vVQIEyBXs