i just came by a bottle of vicodin/hydrocodone and they said to take about 4. im wondering if there will be too much acetominophen and i should extract the hydrocodone.

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well, yea an extraction is simple, if you keep everything real cold and easy to do. might as well do the whole bottle if you are gonna fuck with 4, do it all at one time and divide up the hydrocodone into equal segments for as many pills as you had if you dont have a scale to weigh it out. Then at least you can dose safer. all the extraction info you need is here, BUT it won't remove your binders(i might reconsider snorting)... http://codeine.50g.com/info/extraction.html

You might wanna find out what mg they are too.

i dont know the exct mg, but they are not vicodin-they are generic equivalent hydrocodone and they say m-357 on the pill. they ae not es. is four too big a dose? or should i do like 2-3. and will there be too much acetamenophen, meaning i would have to extract the hydrocodone?

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oh they are 5mg. and are they time release so should i crush them?

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there is no hydrocodone time release. i'm almost positive of that. if you do it once you will probably get sick but probably wont cause permanent damage, but if you have liver problems or are a frequent drinker you should do the extraction. Hydrocodne dosages range from 15-50 mgs. 25 seeming to be a good optimum dose. Every other dose seems to be for obese and/or opiate tolerant people. 15 might be good to start out with, since its the first time, plus once you drink the water containing the hydrocodone, ya cant turn back dood, unless you boil off the water slowly and keep your hydrocodone out of the light to dose yourself slowly(good possibility- try 15 mg wait 45 mins determine if you want another 10 mg). So yes, you have to crush them, since there is too much APAP to do since your pills are only 5 mg and you are gonna have to crush them for an extraction.

ok thanks

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