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[jesusfreak666er]

hey swim loves snorting adderall (swims doin it right now ) but anyway he has a question, when the swim starts getting drip hes wondering if he try to hold in his nose for aslong as possible for better absorbtion or just swollow it. Would it really make a difference, is the drip the amp salts or fillers, or a combo? any insight on this would be greatly appreciated thanks and happy tweakin .

[Forthesevenlakes]

the drip is most likely a combination of both. those pills have a ton of binders in them, which dont absorb through the nose. but swim's guess is that the amp salts arent fully absorbed nasally either...so swiy would get a bit of those in the drip too.

[jesusfreak666er]

do swiy try to keep it in ur nasal (sinus i guess) passage or just swollow it? (i spent like 10 minutes thinking of how to say this without it having too much sexual inuendo's)

[radplane]

take this for what you will (swim 2nd week in adderall) i would think you should just go ahead and clear your nose and swallow...all that adderall has to go somewhere

[TestPattern]

Well, considering that the bioavailability of adderall intranasally is ~60-75%, whereas it's only ~25% in the stomach, SWIM would have to assume that it would be more productive to leave the material in one's nasal passages for as long as possible. SWIM takes periodic, deep "sniffs" to move the material that got stuck on his superficial nasal hairs further into the nose, and hopefully onto the mucous membrane for a bit of extra absorbtion!

As for the binders, thank God for them, really. Even though they make a 10mg pill weigh at least twice as much, they make for a very pleasant, almost GOOD tasting drip. It sort of sucks that they seem to have included some sort of dye in them as well though, because SWIM's nose is usually blue for a few days following insufflation / Have to remember to avoid doing that for a week or so before going to SWIM's doctor for even a routine checkup....or he might end up on lysdextroamphetamine...with its shit low bioavailability. Careful, kids!