special k

just_filled 4-20 wrote:

And what type od K is it..or do you even know?

jackass joe wrote:

its the human kind dont really know too much about it you dont hear too much about it these days, but it makes me feel real weird im an oxy man myself but its cool

mysticcherokee wrote:

Mr C. oxy overdose thread: post 10, didya see it. mystic

just_filled 4-20 wrote:

And what type od K is it..or do you even know?

RoxiMan wrote:

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Hahaha Good ol' Special K. I used to get it in these small vials from someone who worked at a vets office. I would dump it out on a corningware (glass) baking dish, in the oven with the door slightly open at 100 degrees for 5-10 minutes. Then a hairdryer on low for a few more. Scrape it up and make $20 bags out of it. I tried it twice and I didn't like it. I've heard some fucked stories about it.

MeanPeopleSuck71 wrote:

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How do you take it? Do you smoke, sniff, shoot (if so I am out) it? What stories have you heard about it? What kind of effects does it give you?
Thanks Robbie

Ceiling wrote:

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it is nothing like oxycodone... take enough and you will have an out of body experience. nothing you want to screw around with... and it is not easily attainable these days.

Ceiling wrote:

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that is because you do not take the proper dose (and probably not taking it by proper route of administration) which will lead to the dissociative effect. if it is american it is made by fort dodge in ohio (animal) or park davis (human)... and i have a real hard time believing you have the human form (although they are not much different).
the hydrochloride salt is sold as Ketanest, Ketaset, and Ketalar. if it was 10 years ago i might believe you. if by chance you actually had some it is most likely the racemic HCL from mexico (considering where you are). ketamine is so tightly controlled in the usa (even though it is a SCH III) due to its abuse in the 90's, that you are either ordering it from mexico or stealing it from a vet hospital... this stuff is hardly widely available these days. although docs and hospitals are finally starting to use it for induction and maintenance for general anesthesia, usually in combination with another sedative (usually in the ICU). it is also being used in creams or salves for severe nerve pain.
ketamine is shown to bind to the opioid &#956; receptors which is why it helps with the depression and WD in some patients that are tapering off of an opiate.