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> pretty good for dulling a mosquito bite until it fades away naturally Applied topically? Or in the sense that the anesthetic disassociative effects dull mos
by cwkoss 5y ago
> pretty good for dulling a mosquito bite until it fades away naturally
Applied topically? Or in the sense that the anesthetic disassociative effects dull most sensations?
- loves_mangoes 5y agoI did try rubbing some crushed powder to the bite, but could not notice any effect before I got impatient. Ketamine on my tongue has an instant numbing effect, but to my knowledge nothing transdermaly. I took it insufflated, the short duration of action and general anesthesia makes it decently practical. (Of course it sounds pretty silly to recommend Ketamine for a small everyday itch. But that's what I had on hand, and I happen to dislike mosquitos with a very particular intensity =] )
- cwkoss 5y agoHaha, I love that you tried that. Thanks for sharing and expanding the frontiers of pharmacology. New off-label uses for drugs are popping up every day! :D