Method nitazenes?

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Does anyone know the potency of these compounds? Can't find much information about its potency in relation to morphine.

Metonitazepyne
N-Desethylmetonitazene
Protonitazepyne

 

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"PROTONITAZENE 250x of morphine
Metonitazene 100x of morphine
Butonitazene 5x of morphine
etomethazene 20x of morphine
Etonitazepyne 100x of morphine
n-desethylisotonitazene 1000x of morphine"

"Metonitazepyne is about 30 times more effective than morphine.
N-Desethylmetonitazene is about 10-20 times more effective than morphine.
Protonitazepyne is about 180 times more effective than morphine."

"n-desethylisotonitazene ~20 times stronger than fent"

This was the information that was given to me through vendors and consumers.

 

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"Most zenes are about 10-20x morphine orally, 20-70x IN, 50-90x rectally, and 100% IV (if water soluble)... Those are my personal numbers for bioavailability of zenes I'm general, altho I haven't used alllll zenes, most seem to fall in these ranges."

 

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Do you plan to OD on it or is this just recreational?

 

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Do you plan to OD on it or is this just recreational?

OD. This is too destructive to use recreationally.

 

[LunarLight]

OD. This is too destructive to use recreationally.

Ok! What is your protocol if it's not indiscreet to ask?

 

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Ok! What is your protocol if it's not indiscreet to ask?

Will send you pm.

 

[LunarLight]

Will send you pm.

Thanks!

 

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Fentanyl - Wikipedia

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Bioavailability	92% (transdermal) 90% (intranasal) 50% (buccal) 33% (ingestion) 100% (intramuscular) 80% (inhaled) 100% (intravenous)

 

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Hamilton's Pharmacopeia

I have never been that into opiates. Sure, the drug train has made a brief stop at heroin junction, but it’s honestly not my thing.

www.vice.com

 

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[EyesOfNight]

I'm curious where the blood came from in the first one. My guesses are either physical injury from falling unconscious or from the sublingual administration which could have damaged the tissue.

 

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I'm curious where the blood came from in the first one. My guesses are either physical injury from falling unconscious or from the sublingual administration which could have damaged the tissue.

Physical injury for sure

 

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Physical injury for sure

I also had a secret third theory which I wasn't sure can even happen. But it can and it's a thing. Probably the most likely scenario given that they were on a bed.

Mallory–Weiss syndrome - Wikipedia

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I also had a secret third theory which I wasn't sure can even happen. But it can and it's a thing. Probably the most likely scenario given that they were on a bed.

Mallory–Weiss syndrome - Wikipedia

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It could be a mucus tear too, who knows, but I doubt its from a single use of a tiny quantity of the substance.

Opioid overdoses cause seizures, many wake up on the floor injured when overdoses are not lethal.

 

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ACMD advice on 2-benzyl benzimidazole and piperidine benzimidazolone opioids (accessible version)

www.gov.uk

"The rank order of potency of a series of nitazenes was reported to be etonitazene >= isotonitazene > protonitazene >= metonitazene > butonitazene >= etodesnitazene » 5-aminoisotonitazene = flunitazene > metodesnitazene [Blanckaert et al., 2020; Vandeputte et al., 2021]."


@ThisGameIsOverrated thx

 

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Lethal injection - Wikipedia

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New lethal injection protocols

The Ohio protocol, developed after the incomplete execution of Romell Broom, aims to ensure the rapid and painless onset of anesthesia by only using sodium thiopental and eliminating the use of Pavulon and potassium as the second and third drugs, respectively. It also provides for a secondary fail-safe measure using intramuscular injection of midazolam, followed by sufentanil or hydromorphone in the event intravenous administration of the sodium thiopental proves problematic.[50] The first state to switch to use midazolam as the first drug in a new three-drug protocol was Florida on October 15, 2013.[36] Then on November 14, 2013, Ohio made the same move.

• Primary: Sodium thiopental, 5 grams, intravenous
• Secondary: Midazolam, 10 mg, intramuscular, sufentanil, 450 micrograms, intramuscular and/or hydromorphone, 40 mg, intramuscular"

 

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