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Propylhexedrine (PPX) is a chemical found in benzedrex inhalers. It's about 1/4 the strength of amphetamine. Propylhexedrine clears your nose. You can overinhale the benzedrex inhaler for a quick buzz. You don't eat the cotton because that would be stupid and the cotton could cause damage. Instead, you mix either vinegar or lime juice with water and add the cotton (after opening the container for the cotton). You squeeze the cotton. You add cooking oil to get rid of the lavender and menthol into the oil layer. You get a ziploc bag and cut a small hole on the side(a separatory funnel works better). You drain the liquid watery layer and throw away the oily lavender menthol layer. Then you have 250mg of Propylhexedrine citrate or acetate in water ready to drink and enjoy. It's a stimulant and nasal decongestant that gives you mood lift and energy but has adrenergic side effects like fast heartrate and sometimes anxiety and sweating. Propylhexedrine has a nasty crash. Amphetamine is better and cleaner. Propylhexedrine is still good though. In the past, there used to be benzedrine inhalers with amphetamine. Now, there's benzedrex inhalers with propylhexedrine. The high last 3 to 7 hours and the residual energy last a few more hours and then comes the crash with insomnia and no longer feeling high or buzzed.
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