posted Thu, 08/21/2014 - 14:13
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Splitting pills using a scale?
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I was wondering if it would be a good idea to use a scale that measures in milligrams(.001g) to split up pills like Adex? I would rather use a scale and know for sure that each dosage is accurate, instead of struggling to break a triangle pill into four even pieces.
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Buy a pill splitter at any pharmacy. They're cheap although some are more precise than others bu still cheap. Cheap enough to throw in the trash if you want to buy a different style....
Get a sharp razor blade(BE CAREFUL) You should be able to cut them
fairly even into 4 parts.
iFit raised a very good point regarding the uniformity of how the ingredients are spread throughout the pill. Whether you do it by size or weight, not gonna know for sure. could evenly split/weigh it and get an 70/30 split (prob unlikely but its possible) so Id do what ever is easiest. Even pharma grade pills I believe have a margin of error regarding heterogenity of the distribution
Benny BlancoTabs should be evenly mixed unless you have an impatient pill maker. If that's the case, the whole batch could be a bunch of randomly dosed pills.
Just split it. If it is a triangle just take the razor you use for your cocaine and nip off the 3 tips of the triangle and then you will magically be left with a 4th tiny triangle. If you do crush them it's easier to split by size. Trying to handle, weigh and store such a small amount of powder isn't as easy as it sounds.
In a 1mg adex pill. With it spit 4 ways. Would it even hurt if one is .30mg and the other .20mg. I personally don't think its something to stress about. Cutting the pill to the T.
Get a standard pill splitter and chop away brother
Sounds like a good plan but I think you are wasting your time. Most of what's in the tabs is filler. Who knows if the hormone is evenly mixed throughout the pill. Absolutely no way to know for sure the dosage you are getting unless you pop the entire pill. Personally, I would just split it.
If it's pharma grade it will be evenly dispersed throughout. UGL I'd doubt many of those guys have the kit to do it, wouldn't be the most cost effective investment for them to make.