Antidot & ProtoPrince
I’ve been cataloguing the most bizarre pill coatings that fell apart—like the one that turned into a fizzy cloud in a bag. I’ve got a prototype of a biodegradable, 5‑second dissolving shell that I think could use a rapid‑iteration test run. Care to give it a spin?
Sounds like a blast—literally! Bring that shell over, I'll give it the ultimate crash test and make sure it explodes into nothing in record time. Let's see how long we can keep it solid before it turns into a puff of eco‑sighs.
Sure thing, just point me to a controlled lab space, and I’ll bring the shell in its sealed vial. I’ll set up a stopwatch and a pH meter so we can see exactly when it starts dissolving and when the puff appears. Let me know the time and location, and I’ll bring the charts.
Got an extra bench in the university’s bio lab—fire up a Friday at 2 pm, that’s the sweet spot. Bring the vial, I’ll set up the timer and pH meter, and we’ll watch the shell take its 5‑second dive into oblivion. See you then!
Friday at 2 pm works. I’ll label the vial with the compound name and expiry, double‑check the dosage, and bring a small stopwatch. Just keep the bench cleared for the dissolution test, and I’ll arrive with the shell in a sealed glass bottle. See you then.
Friday at 2 pm—yeah, that’s the sweet spot for chaos. I’ll keep the bench cleared, set up the stopwatch, and bring a spare pH meter just in case the shell decides to go acid‑fueled. Pack the bottle, label it, and bring your best guess of the timeline. Can’t wait to see the 5‑second magic explode into a cloud!