I am one of the many people who purchased the ETH446 being sold by Dbaggins/EvanderHolyfield as Oxy but that lab tests showed to be Fentanyl. I'm not particularly a fan of Fentanyl. They come with a jitteryness that I find offsets the warm calm of an opiate high, but in a pinch they are ok. There seems to be some inconsistency in the dose from pill to pill though. Not dangerously so, but often noticeable.
I am considering pulverizing these and recapping them at a set amount equivalent to 1/3 a pill or around 35-40mg total weight per cap in order to make the dosing consistent enough that I wouldn't feel bad giving these away to friends who enjoy the fent high. I feel like lowering the dose to 1/3 a pill would make it safe enough to titrate to a dose they could get a reliable high each time, without the risk of popping a 120mg pill with potentially varying amounts of fent.
Is there a chance that doing this could actually increase the chance of a varying the dose per cap? My thought was that micronizing the tabs would even out the inconsistencies, making each powder dose more predictable, but would I actually be increasing the chance that there is an inconsistent dose in each pill? Fent being active in the microgram range, variations are considerably more worrisome than with other opiates.
I'm just looking for the safest way to make these useable. I don't want to give these out as is knowing there is a potential for harm if I can safely reduce that potential.
Peace...
Selling them as fentanyl caps would be safer from an HR standpoint than selling them as oxycodone. OTOH, any time you're selling fentanyl there's a non-trivial chance one of your customers will take a dirt nap. And that's just bad news for everyone, including the vendor who's suddenly looking at murder charges.
The Grand Wizard knows times are hard and money's tight. But hard times beat hard time and tight money beats a forcibly loosened sphincter. The wisest thing you can do with those things is flush them down the toilet, count your losses and move on.