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Old 12-06-2009, 01:38
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Pill to Water Ratio ?

Can someone post a pill to water ratio ?
As in how many pills to use in X amount of water ?

Swim is a noob at this cwe , and all swim has is Tylenol 1's .
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Old 12-06-2009, 05:06
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Re: Pill to Water Ratio ?

1 pill to about 2 ml of water. Doesn't make that much difference really, as long as swiy doesn't end up with more than about 100 ml at the end.
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Re: Pill to Water Ratio ?

swim warns of accidental yield loss to improper technique. everyone make sure thier not pissing away thier codine
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Re: Pill to Water Ratio ?

the bottom line is if you are capable of doing a CWE PROPERLY....you should be able to eliminate the 99.9% of the aspirin/tylenol/fillers...REGARDLESS of how much water you use...

and the real hard truth is that the more water you use, the more codeine phosphate you will net in your end product.

and this comes from research....and the most important teacher of all....EXPERIENCE.

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also, if you really want to get fancy about it....it is within the capability of anyone to also eliminate the caffeine, evaporate the water....and mix the pure codeine phosphate with a harmless filler and pack that shit into gel caps.

there's nothing like a big pure 400mg dose of codeine with no nasty tasting water to drink.

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Re: Pill to Water Ratio ?

it doesn't matter how much water is used. Swim normally uses a couple ounces. What swim loses in the filters is negligible, especially since he swears it's more potent when swim CWE's. Anything more than 5-6 ounces though you risk breaking filters, and just wasting time filtering.
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