Best UK pill to extract Codine from?

[anonuser30500]

The best would be the 30/500s or 60/500s as those would be the safest.

Swim doubts the brand matters so much as the equipment used.

Makeshift filters using tissue and so on are not ideal, but 'ok' of you have 30s or 60s.

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Good starter topic luv, good question, which is more important filter brand or equipment?

[anonuser30500]

Swim thinks the panadol ultra are about twice the price of buying the equivalent in codeine phosphate in the 8/500 version. Maybe even more.

The panadol ultra has a shiny box, but its still the same codeine phosphate.

Swim would buy generic, own brand, 8/500s, just for value.

[planet101]

thanks for the opinion anonuser30500

swim thinks perhaps he's been spending too much money.

[missparkles]

Paramol is dihydrocodeine 7.46 mg per tablet, but it's quite expensive.
Sparkles.

[Piglet]

Originally Posted by missparkles

Paramol is dihydrocodeine 7.46 mg per tablet, but it's quite expensive.
Sparkles.

Spot on. You can then convert said DHC into DHM quite easily...

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Didn't know that, good to know.

[Dr_Janus]

Swim would agree that OTC the best options is Boots own 8/500mg co-codamol. If you have a script ... any of the 30/500 tablets (non-effervescent) are fine, if you do a careful filter then most of the binders and crap won't be a problem.

[nutellajunkie]

has swim tried cuprofen plus? these are fairly easy to CWE.

they come in packs of 24 and usually enough for two to four doses of required fly.

realising the prices fluctuate, the smaller the pharmacy the cheaper it has been found, but thats just on the grounds of what a hamster told me.

[Nil by Mouth]

I take it you all's know about OTC dihydrocodeine (7.46mg) in the form of Paramol here in the UK.
Paramol is only one SWIM can find that helps his toothache apart from OTC codeine linctus which is very strong (15mg for every 5ml?) hard to find (but SWIM knows 2 pharmacies 1 of them a chain) but unfortunetely there is so much sugar that SWIM's toothache is only made worse after it has worn off!

Nil by Mouth added 1 Minutes and 58 Seconds later...

Yeeks sorry just seen MissSparkles post didnt mean to double post

[diffs]

swim tends to find that non brand generic co-codamol filters quicker than branded (ie nero plus, solpadeine) products. The branded products seems to contain more fillers/binders that slow down the filtration part of CWE.