Dose - oxycontin

[pieman]

hey guys i know you will tell me to use the search button. but nothing is conclusive haha

ive got 6 oxycontin's that are 40mg and
like 4 oxycontin 20mg how can i extract? can someone please give me a good conclusive way most people tell me to do it and its not really a good way lol

does anyone know how to take the time release off thats what makes it not work thanks everyone

is there any other methods other than licking it and rubbing the coating off it didnt work for me it made me sick 5 hrs later and no high

Reputation Comments on this post:

Learn to SWIM- dont self incriminate.

[LinusMundane]

SWIM wets a paper towel and rubs the coating off his OC's... should come right off... it's really that easy.

[jon-q]

SWIM is going to suggest SWIY use the search engine, there's loads of threads about defeating Oxycontin. Also re-reading the rules about selfincrimination would be a good idea.

Anyways licking the colouring off Oxycontin pills will not defeat the time-release system, extracting the Oxycodone is possible but isn’t really necessary unless your ferret plans to inject them, which isn’t advisable.
Crush the pills in to very fine powder; mix in 50mg citric acid and 100mg sodium bicarbonate, crush some more, Consume and wash down with some cola.
If ferret dosen't have any citric just drink some branded cola (coke) 15 mins prior to ingestion.
The above is intended for oral consumption only, if he does plan to snort it (not adviseable) drop the citric and bicarb.
The above should release the Oxycodone faster so be careful.
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[SmokaBowlaDro]

SWIM uses the paper towel method as well

Simple and satisfying!

[Picass035]

Why there are people who STILL believe the coating is responsible for the timed-release is beyond SWIM

The coating on OxyContin/Oxycodone ER tablets is NOTHING more than a way to make them easier to swallow (notice how "slippery" it gets when water is present). It is also used as a way to prevent the pill from breaking/shattering when carried and a way to distinguish which dose is which using different colors for different dosage tablets.

For brand name tablets manufactured by Purdue, simply crushing them to a powder defeats any timed-release mechanism. For generics made by Teva, GlobalPharm etc., it is much more difficult to extract the oxycodone from them -albeit still possible.

But one more "the coating is the time-release" post and SWIM will go insane...

~Picass0