Injecting Tablets

This information is provided purely to inform you of the risks involved in injecting tablets. Injecting tablets is extremely dangerous and should under all circumstances be avoided.

Barbiturates (Amytal, Sodium Amytal, Seconal, Soneryl, Tuinal)

One of the most hazardous substances ever injected, its very easy to become addicted to Barbiturates.  Users experience a very sudden and strong rush. Can cause extremely bad damage to veins and other health problems, including overdose. 

Diconal

Diconal is a very dangerous tablet to inject, due to the packing agent being silicone, which will close down your veins.  Supposed to give an incredible, although short lived rush. The chemical responsible for this rush is Cyclizine.

Valoid

This travel sickness tablet is the most commonly used form of Cyclizine, and it gives a very strong hit.  Causes blockages in veins when injected due to the type of Cyclizine used (does not dissolve in water as its not made for injection). The main packaging agent is Starch, which is also not good to be injecting.

Palfium

A short-lived rush which can cause vein blockages, ulcers and amputations.

MST Continuous

A really strong and pleasant rush. They are morphine sulphate based and are sealed in a wax coat, which it seems cant be removed. This means that when injecting the wax begins to form a blockage almost immediately, leading as usual to abscesses etc.

Temazepam

These are one of the most popular tablets of injection at the moment. The gel is heated up until its runny, then injected. Unfortunately it then cools down in the vein, forming hard lumps that cause blockages in the blood vessels. This is most likely to happen in a limb, resulting in 'bits' falling off through gangrene. These blockages may occur anywhere from your toes to your nose.

DON'T INJECT THESE CAPSULES. Swallowing them will give the same effect - don't risk it!

Nitrazepam, Flurazepam & Diazepam (Valium)

A chalk base (far from risk free) and one of the weakest hits around. A waste of time to inject.

Papavertum (Omnopon)

Mainly used as a mixer with Physeptone or Methadone. Has a chalk base (again, far from a clean hit) and not a particularly strong buzz of the tranquillizer sort.

DF 118s

An opiate with a chalk base (yet again, a dirty hit) and not a particularly strong buzz of the analgesic sort.

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Last updated: 2 September 2004