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Do you have any PDF on drug manufacture? I'm just curious on how hard it is. Net even going to cook.

Check erowid.org If you dig around enough you can find tons of in depth guides. Ie: https://www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/chemistry/pcp/ketamine.html

I'd recommend just checking out some standard organic chem textbooks. Reading synths without the background knowledge is kind of a waste of time, and everything involved in making drugs is gonna be the same as in making not drugs. And itll be much more useful to learn some basic ochem.

in general extractions are fairly easy, except for the fact that whatever you are extracting from is probably derezzed. Synthesis often involves reactions that can get kind of hot (and possibly explode), produce a lot of fumes, and require a decent chemistry setup as well as privacy and a lot of free time. In general I don't think it's easy. I certainly looked into it and I couldn't find anything that was easy to make that wasn't extracted. It's a lot of investment too just for the equipment and precursors. It's not exactly something you can just do real quick cause you need some drugs TODAY. Taking aside costs most drugs have a crystalization step where you have to let whatever sit in water or naptha or whatever for days and days. The biggest problem by far though is just mess and fumes and equipment. Overheating/explosions/glass breaking can be avoided if you just are careful, but you have to have the time and private space to do this soykaf and I think most don't. Again i'd say it's pretty hard, not because fit requires hyper in depth chem knowledge but just because of odd little things like that.

not really that hard if you know basics of organic chemistry and pharmacology you could easily produce well known old drugs

I have TXT, lol. http://textfiles.com/drugs/

>>3026 I'm gonna have to disagree there. It's hugely variable based on what drug it is. Even for some stuff where the synth you find isn't that hard, you aren't gonna be able get the precursors so you'd have to synth them, too. But soykaf like meth is really easy, hence why people blow themselves up trying to make. The harder a drug is to make the better so you don't end up with terrible home cooking. But I dunno, I've studied biochem in uni so I know a lot of ochem and pharma and I think there's hardly any drugs I could actually make, but I've never actually wanted to make drugs 'cause it's absolutely retarded to, so I haven't seriously looked into it. AFAIK stimulants tend to be easy to make, mdma is piss easy because you can get precursors from china that are 90% of the way to mdma already, pcp is pretty easy but iirc it involves one of those explosive grignard reaction type things, ghb is probably really easy. on the other hand theres soykaf like lsd where good fuarrrking luck making that.

>>3026 LSD is a notoriously difficult synth, even if you have ergotamine. You basically need to be at the level of a professional lab tech to do it, and it takes high quality lab-grade equipment. There are harder drugs too but LSD is the one that has well-known recipes and isn't found in nature.

>>3056 I dont know I dont even think amphetamines are easy, I have some basic chemistry knowledge and I found one very sus guide i would call easy involving levamfetamine vicks inhalers. I dont know where you are in life but the average poor fuarrrk wanting to make drugs (like a certain someone) shares a place with other people. Moneys probably low so buying precursors online is rough since you usualky have to bulk and your first time you dont even know if you want to do it. Your lab equipment is probably some really jank soykaf. Id say the explosions for meth just prove how difficult it is and why the people doing it probably need a lot more experience themselves.

>>3085 > I dont know I dont even think amphetamines are easy But it looked so simple on TV. What was that show called? Breaking Wind?

>>3086 hahahaha

>>3024 > I'd recommend just checking out some standard organic chem textbooks. Any specific recommendations? I'm not sure where to start looking for this stuff.

>>3216 I remember hearing Hamilton Morris talk about this one somewhere http://libgen.io/book/index.php?md5=8BEDB3BB25D5F59631C7C3EC7B004ADF