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> Frankly, ive done all kinds of amphetamines, ingested them by every means except iv. I hate to say it, but recreational amphetamine use and abuse via differe
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> Frankly, ive done all kinds of amphetamines, ingested them by every means except iv.
I hate to say it, but recreational amphetamine use and abuse via different ROAs is very likely the explanation for why amphetamine feels different for you now.
Abusing stimulants, especially through different routes of ingestion, will cause various forms of tolerance (as I'm sure you're well aware).
- DontchaKnowit 4y agoAmphetamines dont "feel different to me now" - different preperations of the same drug feel markedly different. Name brand adderall and sandoz generic feel the same as they always have. Actavis feels like I am geeked the fuck out. Honestly feels quite similar to the effect of eating the cotton out of benzedrex inhalers (please, no judgement, I was very interested in drug experimentation as a youth) I did look into the stereoisomers of generics per your comment - you are correct, the fda does regulate the specific enantiomers present in a mediciation. So I am at a loss. I am certain Actavis specifically is chemically different. Perhaps there is an inactive ingredient that is modulating the effects? Or perhaps Actavis is just lying to the FDA. I would love to find some 3rd party which does evaluations of chemical makeup for generics. Was unable to find such a thing, if you know of something like that, id be very interested.
- LorenPechtel 4y agoI do believe not enough attention is paid to the "inactive" ingredients. We have had too many reports of things like finding vitamin tablets in the septic tank--they contained the right stuff but didn't dissolve like they were supposed to.