Professor_Tanaka

We spend a ton at Amazon and have had CB listed as our smile charity for some time now. Can anyone confirm that this cause is actually getting money from smile.amazon?

Booked. Note that if you have a corporate room rate it is typically better than the conference rate.

I see... so you are talking fixed dosage. I have seen sumatriptan fixed in 6mg and 4mg doses.  Here is a partial list I found on what is out there. ALSUMA Auto-Injector 6mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Imitrex 6mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Imitrex Statdose Cartridge 4mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Imitrex Statdose Cartridge 6mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Imitrex Statdose System 4mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Imitrex Statdose System 6mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Sumatriptan Succinate 4mg/0.5ml Solution for Injection, Sumatriptan Succinate 4mg/0.5ml Solution for Inject

When you say 'sumatriptan injections', are you talking about the autoinjector? Imitrex has come in vials for as long as I can remember. Use as much as you want.

On a side note, scuba second-stages perform basically the same function as demand valves, and are plentiful and cheap on ebay. Perhaps I will look into the pressures involved at each stage. If they look compatible I might figure out the fitting adapters needed to hook these up to a medical O2 regulator.

I buy demand valves off ebay regularly. They range from great shape to train wrecks, with most being in the middle or lower end. Most need the exhalation valve replaced at a minimum. The most common issue is that many are really noisy... annoyingly noisy... due to wear on some internal parts. One issue with the 40LPM variants... that is 40LPM when constantly on, which is not how a demand valve works. In other words they deliver less than the 25LPM touted as being the CH need when breathing from it regularly (say 50% cycle). It is easily fixed... the intake fitting is where the 40LP

There are a sad subset of us for which O2 is ineffective. If I catch it early O2 knocks it down for as long as I huff, but I am slammed within 10 minutes of stopping it. That seems pretty common among the minority of us who find O2 useless... O2 is more of a 'pause button' than an abortive. I have more O2 gear than most... in fact I rebuild and donate demand valves to those of us who benefit from O2. Thus I can safely say my gear could do the job. I even have one of those clunky O2 concentrators pictured above sitting around. : An experiment I performed last cycle was sleeping

How is the 'free parking next door thing'? Is it reasonably close? What is the cost to park onsite? Thx!

Never thought of that. Nice idea!

Impressive statistics, and it is already approved in Europe. Their site... http://www.ati-spg.com/us/en/therapy/ati-system/ Wonder how much is costs?

On a followup note... it has been done by a crew in Japan about 10 years ago... http://www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/pdf/chempharmbull.50.92.2002.pdf Specifically... Shows 5-bromo, 7-bromo, & 5,7-dibromo as the results, all unstable. They acetylated them, yielding stable 4-acetoxy-5-bromo-N,N-dimethyltryptamine & 4-acetoxy-7-bromo-N,N-dimethyltryptamine How important is the OH versus an OAc to us as a treatment? I dunno. Looks as though it took them a few tries to get the bromination to work. They provide very nice detail. Â

LOL... your wife already made some lame-assed excuse as to why she will not be there. Guess you are traveling alone.

A group of regulars from CH.com (assuming all of them are on here too) get together in St Louis every January. Right now we are planning for January 11th-13th at the Lumiere Hotel & Casino on the St Louis riverfront. If interested say something either here or at CH.com. We may be able to get a group rate if enough are planning to attend. Details over on CH.com

I'm the ugly one on the left in #3 and right in #35.