SWIM needs to know what to do

[deekyleeky]

Swim sometimes uses the internet to buy prescription drugs online (mostly codeine and various benzos) However the source swim uses, now carries injections of certain drugs. The drugs available for injection are pentazocine, valium, and midazolam, Does anyone have experience with injection of these drugs and what it would be like, if it is different than just poppin them. Because normally benzos alone do not give SWIM a euphoric high. Also swim hears that taking pentazocine is not euphoric unless combined with trippleenamine (sp?) any feedback on these would be great!!!! Hope i'm not breakin any rules here. Thanks!!

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useful topic

[e-spacecadet]

IMHO pentazocine should be steered clear of. Not a great recreational choice.

Really, steer'g clear of all these vials would be wise.

Diazepam (Valium) and midazolam should never be injected for recreation. Even in a hospital setting, they must be administered very slowly or injected into IV tubing with fluids... so it's diluted. They use these benzos IV usually because the patient cannot take them orally. Like the ones that are too busy having seizures, convulsing, or sedated because of surgery. They do not provide a euphoric or 'better' effect, but just act more quickly.
They can kill someone shooting them directly into one's vien - as they are very irritating and can cause thrombosis. Or worse, too high a dose and one may just go into a coma or stop breathing.
No offense, but there are so many ways to get high more safely - why go out of one's way to pick up an IV habit anyway?

This is just one perspective, floating around the universe.

[cuddlesthefox]

Swim should really stay away from IVing for as long as humanly possible if swim can. Yes, it's a totally new rush but it carries with it certain dangers that can easily lead to instant death.
Popping a few pills is much better for swim
one little kitten had a very bead experience with brick dust once. And one little kitten now can't wear shorts.

[e-spacecadet]

Brick dust?Sounds like a terrible experience. Sorry to hear that.
What was it cut in?

SWIM doesn't mean to be preachy, but IV use isn't worth it. SWIM regrets it. You get the immediate sensation of the chosen drug (ie coke, heroin..) but aside from the seconds-worth of a rush, the rest of the ride isn't much different, if any, from snorting, eating or whatever. You up the risk of exposing yourself to hepatitis C, infections like MRSA, etc etc. Even if one does not share needles, bacteria is everywhere in our non-sterile world.
Then there's the nice scars, vein blow-outs and such. It's a high price to pay.
Not a good thing to be doing when one finds out they have an addictive nature.
One could try getting instant gratification by taking their meds with a big chunk of flan-parfait cake. Yum.

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Great advice!

[finriswolf]

Originally Posted by e-spacecadet

IMHO pentazocine should be steered clear of. Not a great recreational choice.

Really, steer'g clear of all these vials would be wise.

Diazepam (Valium) and midazolam should never be injected for recreation. Even in a hospital setting, they must be administered very slowly or injected into IV tubing with fluids... so it's diluted. They use these benzos IV usually because the patient cannot take them orally. Like the ones that are too busy having seizures, convulsing, or sedated because of surgery. They do not provide a euphoric or 'better' effect, but just act more quickly.
They can kill someone shooting them directly into one's vien - as they are very irritating and can cause thrombosis. Or worse, too high a dose and one may just go into a coma or stop breathing.
No offense, but there are so many ways to get high more safely - why go out of one's way to pick up an IV habit anyway?

This is just one perspective, floating around the universe.

This is great advice!


Fin