mortar and pestle for aspirin mask

Here is a fairly inexpensive one that should work fine for crushing
aspirins:
http://tinyurl.com/88k5g

There's really no need to crush the aspirins––you simply dribble a
couple of drops of hot water on them. You can do this in the palm of
your hand; the aspirins immediately begin to dissolve and can then be
applied directly to the face, mixed with a mask, or used in whatever
mask–type form you prefer.

I just put the aspirins in my palm and squirt some generic fake Cetaphil
on them, and they are soft and mushy within a couple of minutes.
––
Melanie Lee Chang * mch...@lppi.ucsf.edu
Canine Behavioral Genetics Project
University of California, San Francisco
http://psych.ucsf.edu/K9BehavioralGenetics/

EMiriamD wrote:
Here is a fairly inexpensive one that should work fine for crushing
aspirins:
Does that work for the coated aspirin as well? Someone [I can't remember
who, and I'm too lazy to google it.:)] had asked about using coated
aspirin and just crushing them to remove the coating first.

moira wrote:
I use "lite coat" aspirin and a few drops of warm water dissolves 'em
just fine.
becca
––
"I like that people say it's harder to quit smoking than to kick heroin.
This makes me feel really good because now I know I can develop a heroin
addiction and quit it. Obviously I'll be able to." –Pamie

moira wrote:
I believe the mask is best prepared with uncoated aspirins.
I had a hard time finding uncoated aspirins...but they turned out to be
the cheapest ones in the market––if memory serves I believe I found
them in KMart.
––Maria

<airam1002...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1132327801.186788.164...@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
It suprises me that this is so hard to find since we've never used
anything other than uncoated aspirin. I have always been able to find
it at drug or grocery stores.
Audrey