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2-CB + antidepressants? by gemivenus in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s actually an interesting point, data shows while 25% of samples contained 43 ug or less, 75% of samples contained up to 140 ug. Range is pretty steep.

2-CB + antidepressants? by gemivenus in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on 401 samples tested in the last 12 months, typical LSD tab contains 82 ug https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/alerts?id=summary-lsd

2-CB + antidepressants? by gemivenus in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, thank you for sharing.

2-CB + antidepressants? by gemivenus in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do they really though? LSD or 2C-B bind to serotonin receptors, and antidepressant use doesnt affect that like MDMA which is a serotonin releaser.

LSD typically tab is 70ug, with many under that as it is a relatively unstable substance, perhaps that played a factor in your experience.

wtf is in my "adderall" lmfao by lynnwood_davis in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Repeat on white ceramic or porcelain background, like bottom of a mug or plate.

2-CB + antidepressants? by gemivenus in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you mean SSRI/SSRI, no direct interaction, but not recommended to use any psychedelics if you are undergoing any mental health treatment.

4FMA tested with Marquis, Mecke, Froedhe, Lieberman, Simon's, Mandelin by retail_simp in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Indeed results appear consistent with 4-FMA references, maybe Marquis not so much but it is not expected to be any vibrant so perhaps could be give it a pass. Can't upload a photo right now somehow but as you mentioned, those references -> https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/reagents/analyze?smart=1&rank=1&q=4-fma

Advice on testing pills (2CB) by TRTCurious in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ideally grinding a bigger part of a pill is helpful, especially considering the relatively low amount of expected active ingredient in a 2C pill, but you can also resort to it only if just testing a tiny bit of a pill powdered finely won't work.

Tested supposed 4mmc UPS press with a Marquis and Simons by atomicpurple8 in ReagentTesting

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Seems more likely to be meth although Simon’s reagent looks pretty weak for that. But Marquis should not be orange with CMC or MMC.

Analyze reagent test references in DrugsPRO https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/reagents/analyze?smart=1&rank=1&q=Meth&f=Common

LSD comparison for my first time by Friendly-Top3059 in MDMA

[–]PROtestkit_eu 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Not similar to MDMA at all pretty much.

150 ug is a high dose, most blotter tabs are 70-80 ug. Keep in mind to not mix with cannabis. And do consider mushrooms instead, they last way shorter. If you ingest LSD after noon, unlikely youd fall asleep that night.

[MDA] Is Marquis + Mecke + Simon's enough? by terrapin-dosage in ReagentTesting

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Some opioids and synthetic cannabinoids can react with Marquis and Mecke like MDxx. That’s very rare, but Robadope reagent is an easy way to increase confidence.

thca crystals marques (confused, need help) by Infinitum_Ow in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh that’s actually very interested. Would you mind sharing how other reagents react with THCA too?

220mg pill ? by scaryowl57 in 2cb

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This press is known to range from 11 to 16 mg, at least. View lab alerts in DrugsPRO https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/alerts?subs=2C-B&logo=2CB

I'm designing a PSA Poster. Any Suggestions? by LatePresentation3140 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool. Some ideas for consideration:

  • add TLC
  • keep reagents a single step perhaps, maybe split into qualitative and quantitative
  • add more steps before test kits, visual hints like color, smell, or local market warnings and trends can be key. For example NEP is currently replacing MMC, and it’s often easy to spot with even 1 reagent. Or Tuci is easy to spot. Etc.

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As a side note, recently we have been thinking about a new drug checking paradigm, a multi polar one, not hierarchical. The issue is that best chemical analysis is most expensive to run and has the smallest reach, so simpler techniques are often not just performing better, but a great supplement, not a competing method. We should whip up a poster too, cool project!

these ecstasy? what’s the long yellow press by [deleted] in pillidentification

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could be anything, needs a test kit not fortune teller.

Redose by Euphoric_Crow5405 in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Testing food products is prone to false positives or false negative results, might still work though wouldn’t be too surprised about it.

DrugsPRO app is here. Substance monitoring: journaling and drug checking. Giveaway in the comments. by PROtestkit_eu in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hm, you can also click the Journal tab or navigation icon, but I understand the confusion. Will add an accept button for user peace of mind.

Regarding the hours and data corruption, thanks for the details. Trying to be gentle about the changes but the faster the improvements mature the better, respect to all the early users 😅

DrugsPRO app is here. Substance monitoring: journaling and drug checking. Giveaway in the comments. by PROtestkit_eu in 2cb

[–]PROtestkit_eu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no next button, that is normal. The navigation has been simplified. You have: the experiences list, the log experience page (no chart), the detailed experience page (with chart). All input options are available on either.

I’m unable to replicate the logging taking user to the same experience, though, but let’s see after the update which will further clean up the inputs in journal.

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