r/ObscureDrugs

Triclofos sodium is an old sedative/hypnotic that is a prodrug to trichloroethanol that induces sleep and relieves anxiety. It has a half-life of 7-12 hours. It is primarily used in insomnia for children or pre-operatively. A pediatric dose is 500mg and for adults 1-2 grams. Only intended for short-term use to avoid dependency and withdrawal. Triclofos is less potent than chloral hydrate but preferred as it is more palatable and causes less gastric irritation. They both share the same metabolite 2,2,2 trichloroethanol.

Here is two packs of Sedative Wutt and a Rhythmy (Rilmazafone). It seemed like there was some interest in these on one of my previous posts. I’m not sure if either of these are really “obscure”. I know that rilmazafone is sold all over the ResearchChem scene and can be found easily on the clear web as it’s not scheduled in the US. The sedative wutt is a neat little medication IMO. I find it very interesting as the two main ingredients Bromovaleryurea and Allyisoproplyacetylurea were both marketed in the US decades ago in the form of Bromisoval and Apronal. Bromisoval was an OTC sedative-hypnotic of bromoureide class. Apronal was also marketed in the early 1900s as a milder and shorter acting alternative to Barbiturates. However, Apronal was found to cause Thrombocytopenia, a rare medical emergency that causes life-threatening platelet destruction and bleeding. The bromovaleryurea with chronic use can cause bromism and according to Google withdrawal that is compared to barbiturates. On one of my previous posts a few people mentioned have taken this in the past. I’d love to hear anyone else’s experience and how much they dosed. I’m thinking of taking 6 tablets tonight, for a total of 500mg of Bromisoval, 300mg of Apronal and 50mg of Benadryl. I do believe Bromisoval was marketed in 500mg tablets and Apronal in 6 grain tablets. I have seen some Japenese meds on here before, it’s a shame these are basically the last ones offered there. Mexazolam, coreimnal and flutoprazepam have all been banned. I never got to try the flutoprazepam (Restas) but have heard/read very good things. My contact did let me know when he got a box in, about 5 years ago but I didn’t see his message. Mexazolam was very nice, IIRC it share metabolites with Ativan.

Just a couple of bits from my pharmacy collection

Howdy folks, came across this little gem.

These are 5mg d-methamphetamine hydrochloride

I take 3 5mg ir a day and it has replaced my adderall prescription entirely

I’ve even in adderall vyvanse mydaysis dexerdine focalin concerta and straterra

I’ve been with the same doctor since I was a small child and that level of trust allows me to be honest and ask about other options

Basically I tried everything and found that dexerdine works the best but would have some side effects still, desoxyn is d-methamphetamine so basically dexerdine+

I am urine tested to make sure it’s in my system/ not being sold/ I’m not abusing other drugs

These pills have talc in them so they are not snortable or injectable at the risk of pulmonary talcosis

Seems to just be codiene mixed with Ethylmorphine in a pill

Sodium Butabarbital, not to be confused with butalbital, (from fioricet) is a short to intermediate acting barbiturate. According to Wikipedia it has a “slightly lower abuse potential than secobarbital”. Also known as Butisol it is one of my favorite barbs. I think very underrated, most people are looking for Seco or pento but I find Butisol to be very enjoyable. Depending on the dose as enjoyable as hexobarbital for me.

Been prescribed this for awhile now, pretty interesting medication. Its a conbination drug of 26.1 mg of serdexmethylphenidate chloride, and 5.2 mg of dextromethylphenidate Hcl (the text overlaps the side effect list lol) essentially thw same thought process behind vyvanse of requiring metabolic breakdown. Never see this drug mentioned in any textbooks, literature or conversation despite reading hundreds of articles and owning a cpllection of pharmacology books. Pretty cool med imo!

These are just two formulations from Japan containing Allylisopropylacetylurea aka Apronal. Apronal was sold in the OTC sedative sedormid. Both of these products contain 60mg of apronal per tablet. However sedormid was sold in 6 grain tablets IIRC. Luckily the EVE A only contains 150mg ibuprofen per tablet along with 80 mg caffeine. I’m thinking 4 tablets may produce some sedormid like effects in someone very tolerant to caffeine. I have some more Japanese products that I will share as well.

I'm not sure if this fits here, but I thought it was worth sharing. I picked up this Desk Copy of Squibb's Materia Medica for the Physician and the Surgeon at a yard sale a few years ago. I was rereading it today and realized it has an M.D.'s name written inside! Thought some of you might appreciate it.

I can't find it on any pill ID site.

My main account is professional pound but I got a 3 day ban for a comment on a post in a different sub. I didn’t want to wait as this was a lovely surprise for me since I was almost positive these would be empty! First is Nembutal 3/4 grain, 50 milligram pentobarbital. The second is ephedrine and Nembutal with 3/8 grain of Nembutal and ephedrine. Nembutal capsules are usually degraded, as you can see. Which one would you try? I only want to use one of them. Not sure which though, since the Nembutal and ephedrine are in very good shape which means hirer resale value but I’m also thinking they may have better effect. Let me know what you guys think! Happy hunting!