It is very highly recommended that you do not inject Percocet directly into your bloodstream. This is because it contains Tylenol / Acetaminophen which can crystallize once it is inside your blood which can lead to blood clots in your brain, lungs and even your eyes. However, there are medications that do not contain Tylenol such as Diluadid, Morphine Sulphate and Oxycontin and these can be shot without serious problems. You should really check with a medical professional before you do though.
Percocet contains a combination of oxycodone and paracetamol to create a narcotic pain relief that is most commonly used to treat short term acute pain. It has been praised for being less addictive than morphine, however that does not mean that addiction is impossible so people should be careful when taking this drug.
Smaller doses of Percocet could be possible to inject without any damage being done, for more information do research or consult a doctor. If you find out it is safe to do so, you inject Percocet using the exact same method as any other pill. There is a method called cold fusion where you crush the pill into powder and boil it in a large spoon. Find yourself a small sized ice cube, but not so small that it would melt easily. Place it into the liquid for around ten seconds, no more, and then remove it. Take a cotton wool ball and rip it in half. Place the half onto the spoon and let it soak up all of the liquid. Then take a clean (must be new) needle and place it on the cotton wool ball and suck up the liquid. Once you have gathered it all, apply a blood pressure cuff to the top of your arm and tighten it until you find a vein and then inject it.
Remember, it is not recommended that you inject Percocet or any other drug that comes in pill formation.
Percocet contains a combination of oxycodone and paracetamol to create a narcotic pain relief that is most commonly used to treat short term acute pain. It has been praised for being less addictive than morphine, however that does not mean that addiction is impossible so people should be careful when taking this drug.
Smaller doses of Percocet could be possible to inject without any damage being done, for more information do research or consult a doctor. If you find out it is safe to do so, you inject Percocet using the exact same method as any other pill. There is a method called cold fusion where you crush the pill into powder and boil it in a large spoon. Find yourself a small sized ice cube, but not so small that it would melt easily. Place it into the liquid for around ten seconds, no more, and then remove it. Take a cotton wool ball and rip it in half. Place the half onto the spoon and let it soak up all of the liquid. Then take a clean (must be new) needle and place it on the cotton wool ball and suck up the liquid. Once you have gathered it all, apply a blood pressure cuff to the top of your arm and tighten it until you find a vein and then inject it.
Remember, it is not recommended that you inject Percocet or any other drug that comes in pill formation.