Does Vomex work like codeine?

Vomex contains the active ingredient dimenhydrinate, which has nothing to do with codein. Dimenhydrinate has certain similarities with diphenhydramine, an active substance which is associated with the delirantiene. Dimenhydrinate is less potent, but even more dangerous due to additional splashing component.

In practice, dimenhydrinate is approximately half as potent as pure diphenhydramine, based on the weight consists of dimenhydrinate to 53 to 55.5% of diphenhydramine. The addition of the caffeine-like stimulant 8-chlorootheophylline is intended to enhance the cardiovascular effects of diphenhydramine which are already dangerous. It is also reported that this stimulating effect makes the noise effect more restless and dysphoric, with the additional disadvantage that one is too awake to sleep a negative experience.

→ https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Dimenhydrinate#Dimenhydrinate

Although drug use is always associated with certain risks, it should be noted that the consumption of delirantien besoners is risky. Delirantium comes from Delirium and describes nothing beautiful or pleasant.

With the termdelirium(often only Delir) one describes in medicine a state of mental confusion, which is distinguished above all by disturbances of consciousness and thinking.

→ https://drogen.wikia.org/en/wiki/Delirium

It is possible to bring about states in which one is absolutely inaccurate and represents a danger to oneself and others.

[Not only] At higher dosed “Trips”, a tripsitter is indispensable, as the consumer can forget that he has taken a drug and can enter into life-threatening situations (e.g., a drowner is hallucinated in a river or a person on a road traveled and tries to save). Users also repeatedly report “film cracks” under high doses, i.e., there are (partly considerable) periods in memory.

In addition, (epileptic) seizures are rarely reported at high doses.

→ https://drogen.wikia.org/en/wiki/Diphenhydramin#Risiken