Tablets must be crushed to a very fine powder before they can be mixed with water and injected. Injection of crushed or dissolved tablets carries its own set of risks. Mixing depressants and stimulants, such as a combination of heroin and cocaine known as a ‘speedball’, is also extremely dangerous as the effect is unpredictable and has caused death. Overdose is also more likely if the user takes more than one depressant drug – alcohol, heroin, methadone, tranquillisers or sleeping tablets – at a time. This is why former drug injectors coming out of prison are at particular risks of overdose the first time they inject after a period of enforced abstinence. Tolerance rises with repeated exposure to the drug so periods of abstinence will be followed by dramatic reductions in tolerance levels. The tolerance level will vary from person to person. This is due to the variable purity and consequent unknown dosage of illicit street drugs. Overdose is an ever constant risk whenever street drugs are being injected. This is because the rapid onset of the drug effect produces an intense rush of exhilaration. Injection can be intramuscular (into a muscle), subcutaneous (under the skin), or intravenous (directly into a vein), but the last of these is the preferred route for the majority of drug users. Unless the drug concerned is very pure it will also be necessary to filter out the impurities, chalk and other dust which may be mixed in with the drug. ‘Brown’ street heroin will also need citric or ascorbic acid to be added in order to help it dissolve.
Powders and crushed up tablets need to be prepared by first of all mixing with water. Other drugs, particularly heroin, amphetamine and cocaine are usually supplied as powders of varying consistencies and purities which need to be prepared for injection. One of the tranquilliser drugs, Temazepam is produced in a gel filled capsule which is sometimes heated by drug injectors prior to injecting the warmed up liquid. Other drugs come as tablets or capsules which are then crushed or broken open and the contents mixed with water to make a solution ready for injection. Some drugs come in ampoule form ready for injection either as a liquid or sometimes as a powder to which sterile water can be added. Heroin is the best known but all the opioids and opiates can be injected as can the stimulants amphetamines and cocaine and almost any drug which comes in tablet or capsule form. There are very few drugs which cannot be injected.
It is best practice to use a filer for drawing up
HOW TO COOK COKE TO INJECT FULL
The full effects of the drug are experienced very quickly and intensely as it gets the drug directly into the bloodstream and on to the brain.
HOW TO COOK COKE TO INJECT SKIN
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