Make Fake Crystal Meth
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This rock candy recipe is inspired by the television show Breaking Bad. As any viewer knows, the plot revolves around the blue-tinged crystal meth created by chemistry teacher Walter White and his student-turned-partner Jesse Pinkman. The meth is so pure, so potent, that it changes the entire southwestern drug trade and, eventually, the very lives of its creators.
Users that smoke crystal meth can often tell if there is MSM cut into the drug because the process of heating the compound and then the compound re-solidifying is somewhat strange. When it is heated, as it melts, you will hear it making cracking and sizzling sounds. Then, it will become a runny liquid. When it re-crystalizes, it will take longer if there is MSM mixed into the drug. Additionally, when it does re-solidify, the patterns that are created will look different.
Methamphetamine, also known as meth, crystal meth, or ice is a powerful and highly addictive stimulant drug. It is chemically similar to amphetamine, a medication used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy, but it is rarely prescribed for medicinal use. Instead, meth is manufactured in clandestine laboratories and sold illegally by drug dealers.
Methamphetamine can come in many different forms, each of which has a unique appearance. In most cases, people purchase crystal meth that looks like broken glass fragments or crystalline rocks that can be clear, white, grey, or blue-ish white.
It is never a good idea to smell a substance to try and identify meth. The chemicals used to make meth can produce toxic fumes that can cause confusion, dizziness, headaches, and respiratory products when inhaled. Some chemicals may be so corrosive that they cause a burning sensation on the mucous membranes of the eyes, throat, and nose.
ISO (and related compounds N-Methylbenzylamine, N-ethylbenzylamine, and dimethyl sulfone) is another crystalline compound that is visually similar to methamphetamine, though it does not have stimulant effects on the body.
One of the dangers of illegal drugs is the risk of harmful additives or taking something entirely fake. Selling fake drugs, like methamphetamine, increases the profits of street dealers but can be very dangerous.
Methamphetamine (meth) comes in pill, powder, or crystal rock form. As a powder, it is white and bitter-tasting with no detectable odor. Another form of methamphetamine, crystal meth, looks like clear or bluish chunks of ice or crystals.
The neutral color and odor of meth make it easy for street dealers to cut (mix) the drug with other substances. In some cases, the drug may be completely replaced by another substance, which may not even be a drug at all.
Once in the United States, meth is converted back into a solid and sold as crystal methamphetamine. Sometimes it is converted into a pill that resembles ecstasy, which can be dangerous for someone to unknowingly ingest.
Iodine crystals, which are used legally for a variety of commercial andmedical purposes, frequently are used illegally to produce high qualityd-methamphetamine. The following ephedrine/pseudoephedrine reduction methodutilizes iodine in the production process.
The federal government regulates the sale of iodine crystals, which arereadily available for legitimate uses. However, it is illegal to import, export,purchase, or sell iodine crystals in the United States if they are used orintended to be used in the production of methamphetamine. Typicallymethamphetamine producers acquire iodine crystals through theft or diversion,from Mexican criminal groups that smuggle iodine into the United States acrossthe U.S.-Mexico border, or by purchasing and crystallizing iodine tincture, thesale of which is not regulated in most U.S. states.
Methamphetamine producers use iodine crystals to produce hydriodic acid, thepreferred reagent in the ephedrine/pseudoephedrine reduction method ofd-methamphetamine production. A reagent is a chemical used in reactions toconvert a precursor into a finished product. The reagent does not become part ofthe finished product. The regulation of hydriodic acid by the Drug EnforcementAdministration (DEA) in 1993 rendered the chemical virtually unavailable in theUnited States.
Hydriodic acid can be produced by combining iodine crystals with water andsome form of phosphorus, including red phosphorus, hypophosphorous acid, orphosphorous acid. In the methamphetamine production process, iodine crystals maybe used to prepare hydriodic acid in a separate step or may be introduceddirectly into the synthesis of the methamphetamine.
Small-scale methamphetamine producers who are unable to obtain iodinecrystals occasionally produce them from iodine tincture by mixing iodinetincture with hydrogen peroxide. This is a time-consuming process that yields avery small amount of iodine crystals in relation to the amount of tincture andhydrogen peroxide used.
Iodine crystals may be purchased from a variety of businesses. Crystalstypically are available for sale at chemical supply stores, feed and tackstores, and veterinary clinics and suppliers. Iodine also is widely available onthe Internet. One online pharmacy, for example, sells iodine crystals in ouncequantities for approximately $14. One pound of iodine crystals retails forapproximately $160. A rancher with a large farm typically may use up to 2 ouncesto treat a herd in 1 year. A methamphetamine producer, on the other hand, mayuse 2 to 4 pounds to produce 1 pound of methamphetamine.
On May 15, 2002, a federal jury convicted a feed store owner in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, on 12 criminal charges for selling iodine crystals to methamphetamine producers. The charges included conspiracy to distribute listed chemicals, possession and distribution of listed chemicals, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and money laundering. From January 1998 through September 2000, the store owner purchased nearly 5,000 pounds of iodine crystals at a cost of $8 per ounce and sold the crystals for $50 per ounce to individuals from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. During the trial witnesses testified that the store owner knew the crystals were to be used to manufacture methamphetamine.
Law enforcement reporting indicates that the theft and diversion of iodinecrystals occur most frequently in the western half of the United States,particularly in states where methamphetamine production and abuse are prevalent.Law enforcement officials in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico,Oklahoma, and Oregon have reported numerous incidents of iodine theft anddiversion. Most of these incidents occurred at businesses that appear to belegitimate. Feed and tack stores, also primary sources for the cutting agent MSM(methylsulfonylmethane), are particular targets.
The most common ingredient in meth is pseudoephedrine or ephedrine, commonly found in cold medicine. Through a cooking process the pseudoephedrine or ephedrine is chemically changed into meth. The ingredients that are used in the process of making meth can include: ether, paint thinner, FreonĀ®, acetone, anhydrous ammonia, iodine crystals, red phosphorus, drain cleaner, battery acid, and lithium (taken from inside batteries).
Fake meth pills, powder, & crystal meth may take on a similar appearance to the real substance, and fake pills may contain fentanyl. While a report from Harm Reduction Ohio states that only 5% of meth contains fentanyl, fentanyl has been involved in almost all meth overdose deaths in recent years.
Fentanyl test strips can identify the synthetic opioid before taking fake meth for the first time. Harm reduction programs may offer drug test kits, which may help you identify the presence of substances via reagents or melting points.
Taking illicit forms of meth, such as crystal methamphetamine, can cause a wide variety of side effects, including psychosis, tooth and gum decay, a decline in mental health, and brain damage. The risk of harmful effects can increase if meth is substituted for other illicit drugs.
One 2013 study published in the journal Neuropharmacology found that MDPV, one of the key ingredients found in fake cocaine, was highly addictive in rats. The study indicated that it may be more addictive than methamphetamine.
Like with the majority of drugs, when people who use crystal meth abruptly stop using the drug they will go through a withdrawal process. For many users, the methamphetamine withdrawal process can be the scariest part of seeking treatment. Depending on how long the person has been using crystal meth, and in what quantities, the severity of withdrawal symptoms will vary. Becoming educated on what the crystal meth withdrawal effects looks like and how it is treated may help you convince a loved one to get the help they need and begin a life of long-term sobriety.
The effects of crystal meth are intense and fairly immediate, typically beginning within 5-20 minutes after ingesting the drug, and last for a long time. Depending on the dose taken, crystal meth users may feel the effects of the drug anywhere from four to twelve hours after they have initially ingested it. This long-lasting high is one of the reasons users tend to be drawn to crystal meth.
Although crystal meth creates a euphoric feeling for the user, there are other changes in the body that occur while using the drug. In the short term, meth can have several effects on the body, including:
Tweaking occurs when a crystal meth user binges on the drug in attempts to keep recreating that initial feeling of euphoria. Over time, however, ingesting the drug does not recreate the desired effects, yet the user may still experience other effects of the drug such as decreased appetite, high energy, elevated body temperature, dehydration, jaw clenching, and sleeplessness. While tweaking, the crystal meth user may not sleep for a period of 3-15 days. Due to this lack of sleep, the user can enter a state of temporary psychosis. In this place, the crystal meth user may become aggressive or violent and suffer from intense paranoia or hallucinations. 2b1af7f3a8