How do you extract codeine from opium?

Answer 1

you can do a "cwe" which is known as a cold water extract. first take your hydrocodone how ever many milligrams you want to do{beginners start small}crush them to a fine powder...then take a jar cup or bottle and add water about 1ml per every milligram...warm not hot take your crushed pills and add to water shake it vigorously for about 5 min..or until you see no more powder on the bottom of the container...let the mix chill in the fridge until it is cold..then strain into another cup using a coffee filter or cheese cloth...you will get a white glob in the filter this is the unwanted fillers in the medication...you will be left with a liquid opiate..and if u wanted to snort it set your oven to 150f and pour the mix into a cooking pan and let the water evaporate you will be left with the powder form scrape off slowly and sniff....have fun and be careful

Answer 2

Not very easily. You want to get high? Use another drug.
Go to the store and buy Isopropyl Alcohol find something small i used a cigar tube and crushed up three subs and let it sit for an hour then just suck up the Alcohol leaving the res in the bottom let that evap out of the tube and there you have it most of the naloxone gone you can bang or go under the tongue but banging it is much better either way be careful and remember doing this you will use up your subs fast and will still be left with a habbit.

Answer 3

You should not be attempting to do this (not to mention that it isn't possible, it is an opiate agonist in it, not an opiate, just a drug that competes for the receptor and turns it on the same as opioids would). Suboxone is intended to substitute the opioid product you were taking to help relieve the dependence on it. You should take the suboxone as directed instead of taking opioids.

Answer 4

To create morphine base, the opium is added to boiling water. The raw opium dissolves into a clear brown liquid or "liquid opium." Plant scrapings and other impurities float to the top to be scooped up. Slaked lime is then added to the liquid so that the morphine alkaloid reacts with the lime to form a solution. The solution is poured through a filter to remove any impurities, such as other alkaloids, that have sunk to the bottom. Concentrated ammonia is added to the solution and is then reheated. The morphine solidifies and settles at the bottom of the pot. A cloth is used to filter out the solid white chunks of morphine base. The morphine base, also known as "Heroin No. 1," which makes up about 10 percent of the original quantity of raw opium, is wrapped into blocks and dried out in the sun. The blocks are now ready to be shipped to heroin laboratories.

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/wideangle/episodes/bitter-harvest/from-poppy-to-heroin/introduction/3167/

Answer 5

Talk to your prescribing physician, and get placed on a tapering schedule of Suboxone. This will minimize the withdrawal experience (and symptoms).

You should not take another opiate to stop suboxone withdrawl....that is the reason, in the first place, that suboxone is used for in opiate addiction treatment.

There is what is called a "tapering process", that is slow, gradual and kind. Enabling you to eventually be off the opiate without any withdrawl symptoms....for the most part. Some people do speak of slight symptoms, but nothing like a cold turkey withdrawl...not even close. What i have heard is you may get a little big of "restless legs" or a little anxiety......for which, if you want to start again....there are meds to be had for this....Dr's do use them to help with the tapering process, but not at all necessary for successful taper, if willing to put up with it....and it is manageable.

There is a great website; addictionsurvivors.org that has an entire section devoted to the taper process...where you can read members posts throughout the process.....some take it quickly, some slower-you do what you feel is best for you, working with doctor....or if you are getting subs on your own, you can even state this and ask for advice on how to do it......there is a professional moderator there, that is very liberal and tolerable of those on their own....it is ok with them and they are willing to help.

Hope this is good info for you....please reconsider swapping opiates....even though suboxone works along the same lines, it is a more responsible way to do it.

Good luck

I hope this is helpful

Answer 6

You don't. Codeine requires a prescription.