Quick Guide to Plugging - Revision history

Physical: /* Preparation */ expanded on the purpose of flicking the syringe when removing air bubbles.

2015-05-07T21:48:16Z

Preparation: expanded on the purpose of flicking the syringe when removing air bubbles.

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	# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)		# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)
	# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.		# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.
	# If any air is drawn into the syringe in the previous step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.		# If any air is drawn into the syringe in the previous step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe to allow air to reach the top, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.

	== Application ==		== Application ==

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2015-05-07T21:46:00Z

Preparation: removed footnote that made it through to the final draft.

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	Rectal drug administration itself is fairly simple to execute but does require some planning and preparation beforehand.		Rectal drug administration itself is fairly simple to execute but does require some planning and preparation beforehand.
	It should be noted that plugging anything caustic such as Ethylphenidate or 4-FA can and likely will result in some damage to the mucous membranes that line the rectum. ~~will this also be painful?~~		It should be noted that plugging anything caustic such as Ethylphenidate or 4-FA can and likely will result in some damage to the mucous membranes that line the rectum. This can cause some discomfort and may damage the rectal lining. Once you have gathered all the necessary equipment you will need to choose your dose and determine an appropriate amount of solution to use (usually 1-3ml is plenty, you want as little water as possible while still properly dissolving your dose)
	Once you have gathered all the necessary equipment you will need to choose your dose and determine an appropriate amount of solution to use (usually 1-3ml is plenty, you want as little water as possible while still properly dissolving your dose)

	For most substances which are commonly administered rectally the dosage is usually lower than it would be for the same substance if ingested orally or insufflated. Often the onset-duration dynamics change too, usually plugging results in a slightly longer delay with a faster onset. This is because changing the ROA changes the way a drug is metabolized and the rate at which it is absorbed.		For most substances which are commonly administered rectally the dosage is usually lower than it would be for the same substance if ingested orally or insufflated. Often the onset-duration dynamics change too, usually plugging results in a slightly longer delay with a faster onset. This is because changing the ROA changes the way a drug is metabolized and the rate at which it is absorbed.

Physical: changed wording to be less ambiguous regarding disposability of oral syringes.

2015-05-07T21:43:19Z

changed wording to be less ambiguous regarding disposability of oral syringes.

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	* An Oral Syringe		* An Oral Syringe
	: 3ml/5ml/10ml will all work fine		: 3ml/5ml/10ml will all work fine
	: Oral Syringes are designed to be disposable. It is better practice to ~~reuse and~~ risk infection or cross contamination. Plan ahead.		: Oral Syringes are designed to be disposable. It is better practice to dispose oral syringes after one use, rather than risk infection or cross contamination. Plan ahead.
	* Clean shot-glass or some small container to mix your solution in.		* Clean shot-glass or some small container to mix your solution in.
	: Usually glass is preferable but anything hydrophobic will work fine.		: Usually glass is preferable but anything hydrophobic will work fine.

Physical: /* Preparation */ Clarity

2015-03-18T07:45:49Z

Preparation: Clarity

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	# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.		# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.
	# If any air is drawn into the syringe in the previous step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.		# If any air is drawn into the syringe in the previous step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.
	~~# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber~~

	== Application ==		== Application ==

Physical: /* Preparation */

2015-03-18T07:45:05Z

Preparation

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	# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)		# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)
	# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.		# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.
	# If any air is drawn into the syringe in ~~this~~ step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.		# If any air is drawn into the syringe in the previous step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.
	# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber		# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber

Physical: /* Preparation */ added note about removing air bubbles

2015-03-18T07:43:55Z

Preparation: added note about removing air bubbles

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	# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)		# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)
	# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.		# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.
			# If any air is drawn into the syringe in this step, hold it with the tip facing upwards, flick the syringe, and depress the plunger '''slowly''' to expel it.
	# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber		# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber

Physical: /* Preparation */

2015-03-18T07:42:24Z

Preparation

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	# Take your clean hydrophobic container (shotglass, spoon, etc) and place your drug of choice in the container.		# Take your clean hydrophobic container (shotglass, spoon, etc) and place your drug of choice in the container.
	# Draw an appropriate amount of your solvent into your oral syringe (1-~~3ml~~ is usually plenty)		# Draw an appropriate amount of your solvent into your oral syringe (1-5ml is usually plenty, depending on substance and solvent)
	# Slowly plunge the solvent into your container and onto your substance. You only want to use as much water as it takes to dissolve your drug fully and ideally no more. Once you've got enough solvent to work with use a clean stir stick of some sort (the back end of a clean spoon will do but a glass stir-stick is ideal) to mix your solution.		# Slowly plunge the solvent into your container and onto your substance. You only want to use as much water as it takes to dissolve your drug fully and ideally no more. Once you've got enough solvent to work with use a clean stir stick of some sort (the back end of a clean spoon will do but a glass stir-stick is ideal) to mix your solution.
	# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)		# Once your substance is dissolved or evenly suspended plunge the remaining clean solvent from your oral syringe (if there is any extra that was not used to make your solution left.)
	# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.		# Insert the tip of your now empty oral-syringe into your newly made solution and slowly and evenly draw the solution into your syringe. Work on a flat surface and try to keep your oral syringe vertical for best results.
	# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber		# Once you have your solution in the oral syringe you should turn your syringe upside-down and empty out any air bubbles that might have found their way into the chamber


	== Application ==		== Application ==

Physical: /* Application */ if to of

2015-03-18T07:41:15Z

Application: if to of

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	# Find a comfortable position to lay down in. Most users recommend laying on your side and lifting your upper leg as this position makes it easy to insert your oral syringe deeply and with less resistance than some alternatives.		# Find a comfortable position to lay down in. Most users recommend laying on your side and lifting your upper leg as this position makes it easy to insert your oral syringe deeply and with less resistance than some alternatives.
	# Insert your oral syringe to a depth of around the distance from your 2nd or 3rd knuckle to the tip if your index or middle finger.		# Insert your oral syringe to a depth of around the distance from your 2nd or 3rd knuckle to the tip of your index or middle finger.
	# Administer your dose by slowly and steadily plunging the syringe. Keep it in place for about 30 seconds after you've finished plunging to allow all the liquid to disperse before removing the syringe.		# Administer your dose by slowly and steadily plunging the syringe. Keep it in place for about 30 seconds after you've finished plunging to allow all the liquid to disperse before removing the syringe.
	# Remove the syringe slowly to avoid removing any of the liquid accidentally		# Remove the syringe slowly to avoid removing any of the liquid accidentally

Physical: /* Harm Reduction */

2015-03-18T07:38:23Z

Harm Reduction

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	* Do not use ethanol as a solvent as it can damage the sensitive mucous membranes		* Do not use ethanol as a solvent as it can damage the sensitive mucous membranes

	* If a substance is caustic it is not recommended to administer rectally as it can cause damage to your rectal lining ~~or mucous membranes (same thing?)~~ If it hurts (damages) to insufflate it will generally hurt/damage to plug!		* If a substance is caustic it is not recommended to administer rectally as it can cause damage to your rectal lining. If it hurts (or damages mucous membranes) to insufflate it will generally hurt/damage to plug!

	* Rectal administration of substances does not make you gay, even if you get your buddy to help.		* Rectal administration of substances does not make you gay, even if you get your buddy to help.

Reality at 22:23, 17 March 2015

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	* It is strongly recommended to heat your solvent to room or body temperature prior to mixing and administering as plugging something colder than your body temperature can be very uncomfortable and slightly shocking.		* It is strongly recommended to heat your solvent to room or body temperature prior to mixing and administering as plugging something colder than your body temperature can be very uncomfortable and slightly shocking.
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	== Further Reading ==		== Further Reading ==

	~~- http://pad.tripsit.me/group.html/3/pad.html/g.dx2CgmmqkMfTYoaE$Article:%20Intro%20to%20Plugging when it's published~~		* [http://tripsit.me/introduction-to-plugging Introduction to Plugging]

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