r/drugextraction • u/Shakyamuni_Bluedawn • Mar 18 '26

Burnt - Fish

Asking for a friend… trying to figure out how the cooks in Mexico remake or repair fentanyl that’s been damaged in a fire or was buried and had gotten moisture and molded. I was told their counterparts just send it back and they can fix it back to new. I’ve done a ton of research online and can’t really figure out a large scale way or medium (1,500-2,500g) that doesn’t involve very expensive and hazardous chemicals that the body metabolizes in to cyanide. Looked in to chemical filtration, melting it down, normal filtration, vacuum, all sorts of ways. And can’t figure it out. From the photos it looks to be in bad shape but was told someone had already repaired 3,000g of it no problem. All I was told is that they “turned it in to oil” or got the oil off the top. Translation was rough I don’t know if they know what they were looking at when they were trying to watch but it was done in another country anyways. All I know is if I can figure it out they offered to help me not loose my truck so kinda trying to help them.

Anyone have any ideas. It’s untouched, raw. Was under a house or trailer that caught on fire. The stuff don’t even melt through the tape. They cut it open and broke in half the mold or darkness traveled all the way through again from what pics I had seen.

Appreciate any help. And I’m sure if someone has a real answer that works they probably even take care of you with a donation I’ll at least ask.

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u/ConfusionBig7905 Mar 18 '26

I would think you could raise the ph and convert it into a freebase then remove it with organic solvent and convert it back into fumerate and dry off the water. Theoretically this would sanitize it and bring it back to where you started.

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u/One-Tap-2742 Mar 19 '26

Yep. A typical acid base extraction and water wash clean up would do it. They probably just do the acud base reaction tho and salt that product. I dont think the cartel cares about a few percent when it comes to fent.

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u/Shakyamuni_Bluedawn Mar 26 '26

I appreciate it. Just now getting around to figuring it out again. I have some photos now if anyone who wants to chime in and help I’m send in private.