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casavant
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I found this product list on the Roche website:
Therapeutic Area Product Brand Name / Main Indication Indication
Anesthesia and sedation Dormicum/Versed
midazolam
Cancer Furtulon
doxifluridine Cancer of the colon
Herceptin
trastuzumab Breast cancer
Kytril
granisetron hydrochloride Cancer
Mabthera/Rituxan
rituximab Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Roferon-A
interferon alfa-2a Cancer
Xeloda
capecitabine Breast cancer
Cardiovascular diseases Activase
alteplase Heart attack, pulmonary embolism, stroke
Dilatrend
carvedilol High blood pressure, angina pectoris and chronic heart failure
NeoRecormon
epoetin beta Anemia
Rapilysin
reteplase Heart attack
Central nervous system Lexotan
bromazepam Anxiety and tension states
Dermatology Roaccutan/Accutane
isotretinoin Severe acne
Infections Rocephin
ceftriaxone
Infectious diseases Cymevene/Cytovene
ganciclovir Cytomegalovirus infection in immunocompromised patients
Fortovase and Invirase
saquinavir HIV
Pegasys
peg-interferon alfa-2a (40KD) Hepatitis C
Roferon-A
interferon alfa-2a Hepatitis B and C
Tamiflu
oseltamivir Influenza
Valcyte
valganciclovir HIV, Cytomegalovirus infection in immunocompromised patients
Viracept
nelfinavir HIV
Inflammatory and autoimmune diseases Madopar
levodopa+benserazide Parkinson's disease
Nutropin/Protropin
somatropin/somatrem Growth hormone deficiency
Pulmozyme
dornase alpha Cystic fibrosis
Metabolic disorders Rocaltrol
calcitriol Osteoporosis
Xenical
orlistat Obesity
Transplantation CellCept
mycophenolate mofetil Prevention of acute rejection
Zenapax
daclizumab Prevention of acute rejection
http://www.roche.com/home/healthcare/healthcare-therapy/healthcare-therapy-products.htm
Therapeutic Area Product Brand Name / Main Indication Indication
Anesthesia and sedation Dormicum/Versed
midazolam
Cancer Furtulon
doxifluridine Cancer of the colon
Herceptin
trastuzumab Breast cancer
Kytril
granisetron hydrochloride Cancer
Mabthera/Rituxan
rituximab Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Roferon-A
interferon alfa-2a Cancer
Xeloda
capecitabine Breast cancer
Cardiovascular diseases Activase
alteplase Heart attack, pulmonary embolism, stroke
Dilatrend
carvedilol High blood pressure, angina pectoris and chronic heart failure
NeoRecormon
epoetin beta Anemia
Rapilysin
reteplase Heart attack
Central nervous system Lexotan
bromazepam Anxiety and tension states
Dermatology Roaccutan/Accutane
isotretinoin Severe acne
Infections Rocephin
ceftriaxone
Infectious diseases Cymevene/Cytovene
ganciclovir Cytomegalovirus infection in immunocompromised patients
Fortovase and Invirase
saquinavir HIV
Pegasys
peg-interferon alfa-2a (40KD) Hepatitis C
Roferon-A
interferon alfa-2a Hepatitis B and C
Tamiflu
oseltamivir Influenza
Valcyte
valganciclovir HIV, Cytomegalovirus infection in immunocompromised patients
Viracept
nelfinavir HIV
Inflammatory and autoimmune diseases Madopar
levodopa+benserazide Parkinson's disease
Nutropin/Protropin
somatropin/somatrem Growth hormone deficiency
Pulmozyme
dornase alpha Cystic fibrosis
Metabolic disorders Rocaltrol
calcitriol Osteoporosis
Xenical
orlistat Obesity
Transplantation CellCept
mycophenolate mofetil Prevention of acute rejection
Zenapax
daclizumab Prevention of acute rejection
http://www.roche.com/home/healthcare/healthcare-therapy/healthcare-therapy-products.htm
casavant
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It looks like the only interesting thing that it could be is Lexotan. Apparently, it's a benzodiazepine, but I couldn't find a picture of it anywhere for you.
And in the future, you might get more responses on something like this if you didn't imply that anyone posting on the thread was a pill head.
And in the future, you might get more responses on something like this if you didn't imply that anyone posting on the thread was a pill head.
notoriousQQ
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oubeta said:
best way for you to find out is pop one and drink a beer
casavant
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poppers
(amyl nitrate, butyl nitrate, isobutyl nitrate, TNT, liquid gold, rush etc.)
Amyl/butyl nitrate (poppers) is a powerful drug that can give you an almighty burst of dizzy energy for a couple of minutes.
The rush kicks in immediately, and for a few moments you'll feel like the bass drum has got inside your head, the lights have been turned up to a zillion watts and your heart is attempting a solo flight.
Generally coming in small glass bottles - or, more rarely, glass phials - costing between £2-£5, amyl nitrate is normally snorted out of the open bottle, although some people like to get adventurous by inhaling a cigarette that has been dipped into the liquid (do not light the cigarette! Amyl nitrate is is a highly volatile flammable liquid!)
First produced in 1857 as a treatment for angina, amyl nitrate evaporates at room temperature. The vapour released causes your veins and arteries to dilate resulting in the blood flowing faster through the heart and the brain.
On the dancefloor it feels like you've been hit by a percussive thunderbolt, and if you're having sex it feels like your sexual organs have grown to Herculean proportions. The effect only lasts for a few moments and you might feel a little light headed for a minute or so afterwards.
Some people react differently to amyl and suffer pounding headaches, dizziness and a flushed face, or feel like they're starring in 'Scanners'.
Side effects: Amyl can deliver the mother, father and immediate family of headaches. Never take amyl at work or at any place where there is a chance of physical danger - for the few moments that it kicks in you may well not be in control of your actions. If you're having a bit of a session and finding that it's becoming less effective, take a break from it.
Try not to take it with other stimulants (coke, speed, E etc.) as it could put too much strain on your heart. The liquid is also highly inflammable so be careful with your spliff!
Health risks: Anybody who suffers from circulatory problems or from low blood pressure should be particularly wary of this substance. Using poppers can be a serious health risk for those with heart trouble, breathing problems, or anaemia and glaucoma. Always wash off any amyl that spills on your skin and never drink the stuff - it is highly poisonous.
Researchers based at the US National Institute on Drug Abuse have suggested that use of amyl may cause 'sustained alterations to the human immune system', and may be connected to the development of cancers such as Karposi's Sarcoma.
A few scientists have claimed that poppers may be a cause of HIV or AIDS, although these views are not held by the mainstream scientific community.
The Law: This is currently undergoing revision to close a rather strange loophole. Currently, the use and possession of poppers in NOT illegal, but the law is complex.
Poppers can be sold as 'room odourisors' but not inhalants, as this would classify them as a medicine and require a pharmacy to dispense them.
If you got nabbed selling poppers as inhalants, you would be committing a civil offence and would be prosecuted by the Medicines Control Agency (part of the Department of Health).
However, for those who desire to have your room smelling of old socks, poppers are still freely available from many sex shops and other outlets. Stock up on 'em while you can! In the US, nitrites have been banned since 1988.
Ya learn something new every day.
(amyl nitrate, butyl nitrate, isobutyl nitrate, TNT, liquid gold, rush etc.)
Amyl/butyl nitrate (poppers) is a powerful drug that can give you an almighty burst of dizzy energy for a couple of minutes.
The rush kicks in immediately, and for a few moments you'll feel like the bass drum has got inside your head, the lights have been turned up to a zillion watts and your heart is attempting a solo flight.
Generally coming in small glass bottles - or, more rarely, glass phials - costing between £2-£5, amyl nitrate is normally snorted out of the open bottle, although some people like to get adventurous by inhaling a cigarette that has been dipped into the liquid (do not light the cigarette! Amyl nitrate is is a highly volatile flammable liquid!)
First produced in 1857 as a treatment for angina, amyl nitrate evaporates at room temperature. The vapour released causes your veins and arteries to dilate resulting in the blood flowing faster through the heart and the brain.
On the dancefloor it feels like you've been hit by a percussive thunderbolt, and if you're having sex it feels like your sexual organs have grown to Herculean proportions. The effect only lasts for a few moments and you might feel a little light headed for a minute or so afterwards.
Some people react differently to amyl and suffer pounding headaches, dizziness and a flushed face, or feel like they're starring in 'Scanners'.
Side effects: Amyl can deliver the mother, father and immediate family of headaches. Never take amyl at work or at any place where there is a chance of physical danger - for the few moments that it kicks in you may well not be in control of your actions. If you're having a bit of a session and finding that it's becoming less effective, take a break from it.
Try not to take it with other stimulants (coke, speed, E etc.) as it could put too much strain on your heart. The liquid is also highly inflammable so be careful with your spliff!
Health risks: Anybody who suffers from circulatory problems or from low blood pressure should be particularly wary of this substance. Using poppers can be a serious health risk for those with heart trouble, breathing problems, or anaemia and glaucoma. Always wash off any amyl that spills on your skin and never drink the stuff - it is highly poisonous.
Researchers based at the US National Institute on Drug Abuse have suggested that use of amyl may cause 'sustained alterations to the human immune system', and may be connected to the development of cancers such as Karposi's Sarcoma.
A few scientists have claimed that poppers may be a cause of HIV or AIDS, although these views are not held by the mainstream scientific community.
The Law: This is currently undergoing revision to close a rather strange loophole. Currently, the use and possession of poppers in NOT illegal, but the law is complex.
Poppers can be sold as 'room odourisors' but not inhalants, as this would classify them as a medicine and require a pharmacy to dispense them.
If you got nabbed selling poppers as inhalants, you would be committing a civil offence and would be prosecuted by the Medicines Control Agency (part of the Department of Health).
However, for those who desire to have your room smelling of old socks, poppers are still freely available from many sex shops and other outlets. Stock up on 'em while you can! In the US, nitrites have been banned since 1988.
Ya learn something new every day.
yeah, they are roofies.
im not sure if they are the strong or weaker ones. i cant remember which ones had the two scores and which ones had just one.
Image: http://www.ohsinc.com/rohypnol_2.gif
im not sure if they are the strong or weaker ones. i cant remember which ones had the two scores and which ones had just one.
Image: http://www.ohsinc.com/rohypnol_2.gif
XBiker
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casavant
New member
That's kind of creepy that there are twenty of those fuckers in a tux pocket.
An ex-girlfriend got that shit slipped into her drink in Daytona and ended up in the hospital.
If anyone needs that to get laid, they might as well give it up and stay at home with a wack mag. Drugging someone up is fucking bullshit, and I'd rip a fucker's arms off if it happened to someone close to me.
Just my .02
An ex-girlfriend got that shit slipped into her drink in Daytona and ended up in the hospital.
If anyone needs that to get laid, they might as well give it up and stay at home with a wack mag. Drugging someone up is fucking bullshit, and I'd rip a fucker's arms off if it happened to someone close to me.
Just my .02
