Can you make a st johns wort transdermal patch with crushed pills and some duct tape?



Answer:
You need a carrier to get it across your skin, into your blood. I'd suggest one ... but then you might try it. Not a good idea. You've got no clue how much to put in there - if you are supposed to swallow two pills a day it doesn't mean you'd crush two pills.

Honestly, if you have troubles swallowing the pills, drink the tea, or do what my mom did with pills when I was a kid. Smush'em between two spoons with some honey or jam.
no but you can.
No that won't work. The med will not be absorbed into your blood stream.
yes do exactly as i say. Get a vicodin, mash it up and snort or ingest it. Put the tape on your finger and leave it there for a few month.
I don't think so, and they have proved St. johns is not all its cracked up to be.
No... Do you know how many fillers the capsules contain?
Do you know the exact dose of how much you would put into the transdermal?
What would be your bridge into the blood stream?
But you can make one with Ethyl Alcohol, Glycerin & Rolling papers. <---Just kidding.
Buy the tea it's only about $6.00 at most health food stores.

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