Thread: Insight - How can a drug teach?

Originally Posted by snoop

Besides, it's pretty easy to snag myself a bottle of Delsym for free usually.

...aaand this is why pretty soon it'll all be behind the pharmacist's counter (assuming you're talking about pilfering it). I know plenty of pharmacies are already doing this because it has an extremely high tendency to walk off shelves.

Originally Posted by snoop

but many cough syrups contain lots of acetaminophen and guaifenesin

...and many don't. So...I don't get your point lol. It's just as easy to find a dxm only product, assuming you know how to read a label.

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Originally Posted by nina

...aaand this is why pretty soon it'll all be behind the pharmacist's counter (assuming you're talking about pilfering it). I know plenty of pharmacies are already doing this because it has an extremely high tendency to walk off shelves.

Some pharmacies around me I think don't even sell DXM-only varieties, else they're already behind the pharmacist counter.

Also, I need to be very careful if I ever try DXM, because I know my dad has an allergic reaction to it, and as far as I know it could be hereditary. Anyone know anything about that?

Originally Posted by Supernova

Some pharmacies around me I think don't even sell DXM-only varieties, else they're already behind the pharmacist counter.

Also, I need to be very careful if I ever try DXM, because I know my dad has an allergic reaction to it, and as far as I know it could be hereditary. Anyone know anything about that?

That wouldn't surprise me. But how do you know there weren't any? Did you know what to look for?

Your dad could be having a reaction to the dxm or to the other inactive ingredients in the product. Certain dxm products are notorious for causing strong histamine response..."robo itch", rashes, red face, etc. so people often take a benedryl or dramamine with their dxm.

Originally Posted by nina

Your dad could be having a reaction to the dxm or to the other inactive ingredients in the product. Certain dxm products are notorious for causing strong histamine response..."robo itch", rashes, red face, etc. so people often take a benedryl or dramamine with their dxm.

Could be. I guess I would need to just work up slowly from a very low dose, and if I got no weird reaction, THEN go for it.

Originally Posted by nina

...and many don't. So...I don't get your point lol. It's just as easy to find a dxm only product, assuming you know how to read a label.

Ever tried Agent Lemon? Super easy extraction with huge pay off. I highly recommend.

I've never been into it enough to try getting extractions. I tried extracting it myself using a method that resulted in Agent Lemon, but I fucked it up somewhere along the way. Haven't really tried it since. Also, I've had plenty of experience with the products I'm pilfering being removed from the shelves. I know better than to do what I did two summers ago, which resulted in the removal of an entire product from the store. But I've looked at all the other cough syrups and even some pills at various stores and retailers, and I've yet to find one besides Delsym that has no active ingredients other than DXM. Again, I'm not trying to buy anything off the internet.