Demerol Nasal Spray

[drugsaregood]

My mom just got a script for breakthrough headache pain...Hmmm....:rolleyes:

[jonny-5]

damn, i would like to hang out with your mom for a while :D

[bronyraur]

I hate to burst the bubble, but I don' think there is a Demerol nasal spray.


There certainly is Stadol (butorphanol) nasal spray.

No Demerol though.

[jonny-5]

oh well im sure demerol wouldnt be as good if it was snorted anyway. i know it wouldnt be as good as the dope i have now anyway haha.

[opi8fiend]

Damn. last time i snorted Demerol im pretty sure it was the worst idea ever...burned almost as bad as done...but did the job....anyways if there is such a product i hope it doesnt burn as much? haha

[insaneike]

Could you give a link on this Demerol nasal spray? I dont think there is such thing...

She prolly got some kinda shit like Migranal or something i bet lol.

[Mallum-In-Se]

If it is stadol, stay away that shit is miserable, whether you take it as indicated or whether you are an idiot like me who blasts an 1\8th of the bottle. Long story short, it's a partial antagoniist at high doses that produces dysphoria (the opposite of euphoria (I think this is why its scheduled so low, that its like built in abuse proof). Anyways after researching to find out the nasal spray is active ingrediant plus some inert stuff, I blast a bunch of it and instead going to thewarm happy place it throws me into instant withdrawls and nasty shit. Do you have any idea how much it sucks expecting a hit and a good rush and instead getting accutely sick? It's like being six and waking up on Christmas morning and going to the living room to open presents but instead you walk in on your parents having an orgy with the corpses of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. Instant alternating cold sweats and hot flashes. Complete hell. Even if you don't have any opiate in your system and take it it still sucks. It has that chemically synthetic high that demerol does that just kind of makes you tired. The only time I ever took a known opiate and threw it in the trash (because knowing myself I would be sick and convince myself it was worth another try, just to end up with a shitty buzz.) Stay away from stadol, it sucks.

[Ragdoll]

Demerol burns like a MF no matter how it's administered - whether IV or any other way.

[Chemical_Boy]

Cheers to Demerol Nasa L SPray

[drugsaregood]

Yeah, can't seem to find anything on it now either. Hm. Maybe she was just fucking with the junky in me. I'll have to check it out when its filled to see WTF it is for sure.

[Chemical_Boy]

I'll bet it was actually stadol.

[OxyContinuously]

Demerol nasal spray? I'm not saying you don't have it, nothing like that; just I never heard of it. That's a novel idea for administering meperidine...although i wish somehow there was a morphine spray; oh well, we can dream can't we?


later

Oxy

[roxi*stardust]

I'll bet it was actually stadol.
I would bet a million dollars on the chem

[HeidiW]

There is NO Demerol spray, it's Stadol.

[drugsaregood]

I owe you all a million bucks. Indeed, Stadol. Doc said "its like demerol". ha.

[WarmCyanide]

goddamn the people here know more about products than doctors do

[jonny-5]

goddamn the people here know more about products than doctors do

this is absolutely true. kinda like how most police really lack knowledge when it comes to a lot of the laws.

[HeidiW]

Jesus christ is this what our society has come to?
We really do know more the fucking Dr's.

[Inspektahdek]

I think Stadol would actually give me headaches

[superman]

hahaha, if there actually was demerol nasal spray, no way i'd use as directed.... shit just tastes far too bad for me...

i'd bang it up tho if i could make a safe shot from it :)

[jerets]

Wish they'd make an OxyNS (Oxycodone Nasal spray 15mg per spray). Haha

Jerets

[elegua]

Hold on...couldn't a compounding pharmacist develop a demerol nasal spray? It wouldn't be that hard, compounding pharmacists make more complex drugs than that all the time. Still might burn but there are some compounds that would lessen the burn intensity. If anyone has a very cooperative doctor and knows a compounding pharmacist, hey let's go halfsies on the experiment, for the sake of science and journalism.

[roxi*stardust]

Hold on...couldn't a compounding pharmacist develop a demerol nasal spray? It wouldn't be that hard, compounding pharmacists make more complex drugs than that all the time. Still might burn but there are some compounds that would lessen the burn intensity. If anyone has a very cooperative doctor and knows a compounding pharmacist, hey let's go halfsies on the experiment, for the sake of science and journalism.
Highly unlikely. Any compounded eye or nasal preps have to be compounded in a sterile enviroment, example an IV Hood. Retail pharms almost never, ever have IV hoods. The only place this could be done is an Institutional Pharm or Hospital Pharm, both of which generally don't serve retail customers. Besides that compounded nasal and eye preps do not have the preservatives that big drug companies put in theirs and it would not be stable or sterile for very long in a simple saline solution without the preservatives, making it only usable for maybe 7 days tops. It would not be practical to compound something like this when there are better alternatives that would be more cost efficient. Compounding Pharmacies charge a huge fee to compound RX's

[wafflehead77]

Demerol nasal spray? I'm not saying you don't have it, nothing like that; just I never heard of it. That's a novel idea for administering meperidine...although i wish somehow there was a morphine spray; oh well, we can dream can't we?


later

Oxy

There is a morphine nasal spray in Phase II of clinical trials. It is called Rylomine, by Javelin Pharmaceuticals.

[elegua]

Hmmm...what about compounding a transdermal opiate? A few years ago, I lived near a locally well-known compounding pharmacists who specialized in hormone therapy in transdermal creme form. I'm trying to remember the name of the most common transdermal delivery system he used, I think it was PLO-gel or PHLO-gel, and whatever hormone replacement combinations indicated by the doctor. He did general scripts, of course, but his compounding work was most often done with a handful of specialty doctors. Since the individual components were often generic, many insurances covered the majority of the pharmacist's fees. Given that, according to the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding, there were over 30 million compounded scripts, not including compounds made in a hospital. Compounding pharmacists specialize in non-traditional delivery methods, which includes oral inhalation, nasal insufflation, topical, and rectal delivery (drug companies are doing just fine with pills and injectables), so I don't quite agree with your reasoning -- compounding pharmacists are exactly the types capable of creating an opiate nasal spray, and I would think that only the bitchiest of HMO's would reject co-pay on such a script.

see http://compoundingtoday.com if you'd care to check my references. So...if a compounding pharmacy regularly makes topical and nasal delivery methods for other drugs, why not with a generic opiate? Oh, and most retail pharms are not equipped to do any real compounding -- only a small fraction of pharmacies are true compounding pharmacies, and none of them are in one of those bureaucratic hell-hole franchise pharmacies (such as the ones in places like Wal-Mart, Walgreens, and the like).