Lactic Acid for castration ?

[Linda (imported)]

Hi all,

in the recent past someone reported her about using concentrated Lactic Acid to perform a castration. I would like to know as much as possible.

Thanks for the help

Regards

Linda

[Andrew (imported)]

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n the recent past someone reported here about using concentrated Lactic Acid to perform a castration. I would like to know as much as possible.

1) It was Scottie

2) He nearly killed himself

3) I would not recommend this

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[SplitDik (imported)]

Hold on -- dl-lactic acid is scientifically proven way to effectively castrate. Scottie did NOT follow the instructions, he was too impatient and imprecise. The patent said to inject 1cc of 88% dl-lactic acid into each testicle; Scottie injected 3ccs of 100% dl-lactic acid into each testicle. Most of his complications were due to the acid (too much, too strong) eating through his scrotum and other flesh.

Linda, when I have more time I will post the patent info. I'm am not saying anyone should do this, but I also don't think Scottie properly represents the potential of this method.

[Paolo]

And anyone else who tries it is probably going to get excited and screw it up too, thinking along the lines of 88%, 100%, what's 12%? What's a few cc's here and there?

Can't recommend that route, either.

Boy, wait until Scottie gets a hold of this one!

[SplitDik (imported)]

Well, if Scottie had hacked off his balls with a meat cleaver, would you conclude that surgical castration is a bad way to go? All I'm saying is that one must take care with ANY castration method, and Scottie was not careful enough. I think the dl-lactic acid still has merit.

[Sledge (imported)]

I have heard that it works-(same as Neutersol). You should use USP grade, Less than or = 88%!!!! More COULD dissolve the scrotum!

[happousai (imported)]

The patent said to inject 1cc of 88% dl-lactic acid into each testicle

What patent is this? Is there a patent that actually tells about how to castrate a man with dl-lactic acid? Or that meant for dogs/cows/etc.?

And how would one go about obtaining USP-grade 88% dl-lactic acid?

[Holger (imported)]

Hold on -- dl-lactic acid is scientifically proven way to effectively castrate. Scottie did NOT follow the instructions, he was too impatient and imprecise. The patent said to inject 1cc of 88% dl-lactic acid into each testicle; Scottie injected 3ccs of 100% dl-lactic acid into each testicle. Most of his complications were due to the acid (too much, too strong) eating through his scrotum and other flesh.

Linda, when I have more time I will post the patent info. I'm am not saying anyone should do this, but I also don't think Scottie properly represents the potential of this method.

Please more details:

What Type of acid? Or is "dl-lactic acid" a precise english name? My englisch is bad (i´m german) and no one of my dictionarys knows "dl-lactic acid".

1cc means 1 cubiqcentimeter = 1 ml ?

Every Syringe has scales in ml, not cc.

Greetings Holger

[SplitDik (imported)]

Please more details:

What Type of acid? Or is "dl-lactic acid" a precise english name? My englisch is bad (i´m german) and no one of my dictionarys knows "dl-lactic acid".

1cc means 1 cubiqcentimeter = 1 ml ?

Every Syringe has scales in ml, not cc.

Greetings Holger

"dl-lactic acid" is a scientific term so would not be in an English dictionary, but you should be able to search for it on the Web.

Yes. 1cc = 1 cubic centimetre = 1mL

In North America we tend to use the "cc" instead of "mL".

[SplitDik (imported)]

What patent is this? Is there a patent that actually tells about how to castrate a man with dl-lactic acid? Or that meant for dogs/cows/etc.?

And how would one go about obtaining USP-grade 88% dl-lactic acid?

This has been posted on some other threads. Briefly the patent is United States Patent 4,356,189.

It mentions all large mammals but does not specifically reference humans. However, most of the patent uses terms such as "mammals" throughout.

DL-lactic acid is fairly well available because it is used as a food additive. It is not a controlled substance, but the main difficulty is that suppliers are used to supplying large quantities. However, searching the Web you should be able to find some supplier that ships in 1L or less.