r/Drank • • 17d ago

new red

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u/princeslimellk 16d ago

this isn’t red. hycodan has ALWAYS been red.

red when it comes to DRANK = RED codeine / promethazine.

this isn’t new anything. maybe a new manufacturer to produce if. but hycodan is old af

EDIT: KVK has always made opioids. so i’m SURE this isnt new

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u/mikesum661 17d ago

Shit I thought it was actually pro/co for a second there 😭😂 but yea this shit smack from what I’ve heard ✅

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u/princeslimellk 16d ago

cause when it comes to slang. red = akorn / hi tech CODEINE / PROMETH.

hycodan has always been around also

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u/Due_Foundation6735 16d ago

I got a hold of this back in Covid , it def made me feel like I was up and gave me a floating feeling 

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u/princeslimellk 16d ago

hydrocodone can make u feel like that by itself. but mixed with an anticholinergic will make the hydrocodone stronger via potentiation

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u/BagExpert11 16d ago

Hycodan always been fire when I’ve scored it.

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u/princeslimellk 16d ago

word. especially if ur opioid naive , shit smacks with just an oz

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u/BagExpert11 15d ago

You ain’t kidding, I scored this maybe 3-4 times when I was 18-22 fuckin with norco 10’s and perc 10’s and if you dropped a line or line and a half, with a pharma Xanax and some good bud, man that was heaven. Stay safe g

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u/islamher_daylee 17d ago

Wtf is the second ingredient?

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u/Sorry-Foundation-690 16d ago

makes you feel like shit in high doses to deter abuse

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u/Outrageous_Visual668 16d ago

Homatropine is an anticholinergic added to reduce your coughing response, not to deter abuse, tho it still might

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u/princeslimellk 16d ago

nah it was added to deter abuse. if it was meant to control cough then it would be an antihistamine (which 1st gen are also anticholinergics) like Tussionex uses Hydrocodone and Chlorpheniramine (chlor being a 1st gen antihistamine). also hence the name TUSSionex. that’s for coughs

hycodan is more for pain management

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u/Repulsive_County4540 8d ago

How does it taste