Making Orals from Raw Powder

[narta]

Instead of the Mortar/ Pestle - why not use a coffee grinder?

You ever tried to grind 600mg coffee?

 

[Detroitmonster]

Are you using humco or Ora plus ?

 

[Detroitmonster]

I’m interested in making Cialis but I want to make sure I get the rite stuff

 

[baxter0312]

uspharmacist.com/article/tadalafil-5-mgml-oral-suspension

 

[Ghoul]

I’m interested in making Cialis but I want to make sure I get the rite stuff

Just out of curiosity, why? I just bought 500 10mg legit pharma company made tabs for about $20 from a PCT supplier. Have you seen QSC's wild dose variance test results? Yours are guaranteed to be worse.

 

[baxter0312]

Just out of curiosity, why? I just bought 500 10mg legit pharma company made tabs for about $20 from a PCT supplier. Have you seen QSC's wild dose variance test results? Yours are guaranteed to be worse.

The QSC brewer is known for not giving a fuck, wouldn't use him as an example. If you're a meticulous person who can follow instructions i guarantee you can do better... because no one cares as much as you do, etc.

The variance you see is a result of the process taking more attention to detail and effort than other things.

 

[Ghoul]

The QSC brewer is known for not giving a fuck, wouldn't use him as an example. If you're a meticulous person who can follow instructions i guarantee you can do better... because no one cares as much as you do, etc.

The variance you see is a result of the process taking more attention to detail and effort than other things.

When pharma uses a recipe of excipients specific to the active ingredient, precision machinery to grind ingredients to specified particle sizes then filters out "fines", adjusts for humidity and a dozen other batch specific factors, and still often ends up with an average +/- 5% variability, aka 10%, which the FDA accepts as a reasonable target given the limitations of the expensive machinery used in these plants, the only way a homebrewer can ensure they get acceptable orals accuracy is by not testing it.

 

[baxter0312]

When pharma uses a recipe of excipients specific to the active ingredient, precision machinery to grind ingredients to specified particle sizes then filters out "fines", adjusts for humidity and a dozen other batch specific factors, and still often ends up with an average +/- 5% variability, aka 10%, which the FDA accepts as a reasonable target given the limitations of the expensive machinery used in these plants, the only way a homebrewer can ensure they get acceptable orals accuracy is by not testing it.

That all sounds fancy, but a UGL doesn't have that either. And they don't have the time either, so no wonder the product is garbage.

A homebrewer on the other hand has all the time in the world

Also we're talking about oral suspensions, it looks like you got the idea this guy is trying to make tablets.

 

[baxter0312]

@Ghoul

I love the Indian pharma myself but it’s annoying paying $30 shipping for a big box of pills that are worth $10. Same deal with the tret cream that has an expiry that always ends way too soon.

I’d like to make my own preparations as much as possible to cut down on all the shipments

 

[baxter0312]

And I’m not even exaggerating. Some of those pills are 10 cents a strip but they won’t ship over 1000 pills in a shipment