Comment · Sat, April 13, 2013

Sudafed as a stimulant

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funnychicken · 5 points

So I've got to work overnight tonight from 7pm-6am tomorrow and I've been up since 8am today. I have to be mentally alert during this time but may not have access to adderall before I head out. I've never used sudafed as a stimulant and there isn't much info on erowid, so I came here. Would it be reasonable to pop 2 or 3 sudafed around midnight to stay alert for the next 6 hours? I could stick to coffee but it often doesn't sit well with my stomach. What would you guys recommend?

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2-FMA · 2 points

Don't think you can get pure ephedrine, unfortunately. I used to use Bronkaid on a daily basis and suffered no ill effects from the guaifenesin.

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Guaifenesin can cause kidney stones when used long term. Be careful taking it every day.

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Comment · Sat, April 13, 2013 · 4 pts
Two? That's 400mg caffeine! That's a lot for someone with low tolerance. 20mg pseudo would work much better without all the other side effects.

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