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just found a bunch of acetaminophen #3's with cod it says..does that stand for codiene...they are round white pills, one side has a big 3 on it and the other an A with 285 below it..the look very similiar to http://www.pharmer.org/files/images/acet007j.jpg
lookin at google i came up with this
Acetaminophen-
No. 3 Codeine Phosphate... 30 mg
Acetaminophen ... 300 mg
are they useful to get high off of...if so how many need to be taken..etc
any input would be great.
i looked in my books and i couldnt find anything unfortunitly i let a friend borrow my RX index book but i did find it in another but listed as p-Hydroxyphenolacetamide which is another name for it...but it says that it is a component for many cold and cough otc meds...its also a component of vicodin so that might be the codine make-up...but hey man take it whats the worst that can happen?...but ill see if i can find more info once i get my books back
p-Hydroxyphenylacetamide is just another name for acetaminophen or the tradename Tylenol. It is not psychoactive, but codeine is an opiate. It is weak as far as opiates go and you may require three or more pills for any effect.
All the info ive seen on google has led me towards these pills are an off-shoot of some tylenol w/ codiene. The big 3 on the one side stands for 30 mg of Codeine Phosphate and 300 mg of Acetaminophen. They were prescribed by a doc so..
ya i knew it would take more than one pill...any mg range any1 knows of for codiene?
well its an off-shoot of amny drugs...i found another book that had all the other drugs it is found in maybe the list will help you cuz by looking at the other drugs you can determine what kinda effects it will have...the book i need is being borrowed that would tell me the side effects, they are the ones that will afect you ie your high...but here is the list:Quote:
Originally Posted by wakenbaken
Acetamide, N-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-; Acetanilide, 4'-hydroxy-; p-(Acetylamino)phenol; p-Acetamidophenol; p-Hydroxyacetanilide; p-Hydroxyphenolacetamide; Abensanil; Acamol; Acetagesic; Acetalgin; Acetaminofen; Algotropyl; Alvedon; Amadil; Anaflon; Anelix; Apamid; Apamide; APAP; Ben-u-Ron; Bickie-mol; Calpol; Cetadol; Clixodyne; Dial-a-gesic; Dirox; Dymadon; Eneril; Febrilix; Febro-Gesic; Febrolin; Fendon; Finimal; Hedex; Homoolan; Lestemp; Liquagesic; Lonarid; Lyteca; Lyteca Syrup; Multin; N-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)acetamide; N-Acetyl-p-aminophenol; N-Acetyl-4-aminophenol; Napafen; Naprinol; Nobedon; NAPA; NAPAP; Pacemo; Panadol; Panets; Paracetamol; Paracetamole; Paracetanol; Parmol; Pedric; Phendon; Pyrinazine; Tabalgin; Temlo; Tempanal; Tempra; Tralgon; Tussapap; Tylenol; Valadol; Valgesic; 4-Acetamidophenol; 4-Acetaminophenol; 4-Hydroxyacetanilide; 4'-Hydroxyacetanilide; p-Acetaminophenol; component of Dialog; component of Dilone; component of Endecon; component of Hycomine Compound; component of Percocet; component of Percogesic; component of Phenaphen; component of Trind; component of Trind-DM; Accu-Tap; Acetamide, N-(p-hydroxyphenyl)-; Alpiny; Anapap; Anhiba; Apadon; Conacetol; Datril; Dimindol; Dularin; Dypap; Elixodyne; Febridol; Febrinol; Fevor; G 1; Gelocatil; Injectapap; Janupap; Korum; Nealgyl; Nebs; Neotrend; NCI-C55801; Painex; Paracet; Paracetamol DC; Parapan; Phenol, p-acetamido-; Prompt; Rivalgyl; Servigesic; St. Joseph Fever Reducer; SK-Apap; Tapar; Alpinyl; Doliprane; Enelfa; Exdol; 4-Hydroxyanilid kyseliny octove; Momentum; Panex; Panofen; Paracetamolo; Paraspen; Banesin; Phenaphen; Tisin; Tizide; Tibinide; Tibizide; Tisiodrazida; 4'-Hydroxyacetanilide, paracetamol; component of Actifed plus; component of Allerest sinus pain formula; component of Anexsia; component of Aspirin-free anacin; Captin; component of Children's tylenol cold tablets; component of Contac cough & sore throat formula; component of Contac jr non-drowsy formula; component of Contac nighttime cold medicine; component of Contac severe cold formula; component of Coricidin; Dafalgan; component of Darvoset-n; Disprol; Dolprone; component of Dristan cold (multisymptom); component of Dristan cold (no drowsiness); component of Empracet; Eu-Med; component of Gemnisyn; component of Headache strength allerest; component of Hy-phen, intensin; component of Liquiprin; component of Maximum strength sine-aid; component of Midol maximum strength; component of Midol pms; component of Midol; component of Naldegesic; component of Naldetuss; component of Ornex; Ortensan; Paldesic; Panaleve; Panasorb; Parelan; Pasolind; Pasolind N; component of Percogesic with codeine; component of Propacet; component of Quiet world; component of Rhinex d-lay tablets; Salzone; component of Sinarest; component of Sine-off maximum strength no drowsiness formula caplets; component of Sine-off maxiumum strength allergy/sinus; component of Sinubid; component of St joseph's cold tablets for children; component of Sudafed sinus; component of Supac; component of Teen midol; component of Theraflu; component of Tylenol allergy sinus; component of Tylenol cold and flu multi-symptom; component of Tylenol cold medication caplets, liquid and tablets; component of Tylenol cold night time liquid; component of Tylenol cold no drowsiness; component of Tylenol pm tablets and caplets; component of Tylenol with codeine; component of Tylox; component of Vanquish; component of Vicodin; component of Wygesic; component of Zydone; N-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)-acetamid (paracetamol); N-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)-acetamide (paracetamol)
Damn thats a long ass list...all im sayin is acetaminophen is Tylenol, so acetaminophen with codiene is = tylenol with codiene which would mean these pills are usefull. The 3 on the side of the pills is the same as tylenol w/ codiene which is used to display the amount of codiene in the pills...which in this case is 30 mg. Im pretty sure these bad boys are good..ill wait till im 100% sure tho to do any
yea i wish i had my book....ugh!! well yea im pretty def that it is a codine based med idk if it is a tylenol based or not you can always change them into a liquid form and make yourself a candy blunt!
Ya im sure they are codeine based and pretty sure they are tylenol too, how would i turn them to liquid to make a candy blunt?
I definately wouldn't do that.
ehh liquid extraction is a very diffacult process i would tel you but you would just be like :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by wakenbaken
k thats fine..i just asked out of curiosity. Anyone know how many mg's of codeine should get you a good buzz? and if u should smoke a bowl or two with it?
Yeah, they call them T3's around here, and I'm a heavy opiate user and I really like them. Codiene is weak, but it's a natural opiate and it just make mellow like this dude :pimp: . It was actually the first drug I did that got me in to them. I'm assuming though you're not a everyday user or anything, otherwise you would recognized those little fuckers instantly, so yeah...
Take three and smoke a bowl. You'll feel like this :o . Purple with joy.