IV ethanol solution diluted with water possible?

[Ruger2506]

I’m thinking of ordering some flubromazepam and didn’t know if it was possible to make a solution in ethanol and then dilute it with water to be able to inject it intravenously?

 

[Dr-Octagon]

I would think it would be dependent on the etoh concentration after the water. Would it recrystalize. If so, whats it's melting point? clogged capillaries possible? Idk...

Igf-1 solution uses acetic acid and dilutes with bacteriostatic. That's vinegar, typically 3%. People use lemon juice for certain things but it's not without issues. And in the case of igf-1 that's not iv either.

Honestly id.try a sub-q shot if it were me. 3% benzyl alcohol will kill most pathogens In injectables. They are typically filtered .22um.
A standardized solution first and see if it settles anything out of solution. I would toss the mud if so.

Dry materials typically displace about .75 ml/g and purity is never 100 so it's kinda guerrilla compounding