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Purple streak blotter

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Hello everyone. Recently, I came across some plain white blotter my cat brought home. Its pretty typical blotter, except a purple streak. Its very similar to the way ink looks on note book paper, when a drop of water hits it. Smeared may be the word. Is anyone similar with this, or if it is some indication as to what has been laid on the blotter? I've given my cat several warnings to be careful if he doses. Any help is appreciated.
 
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Never heard of that before but it sounds exactly like what you would get if Ehrlich's reagent, which is a testing substance used to identify LSD / lysergic and tryptamine alkaloids, were applied directly to blotters. Pinkish purple is what would be positive for LSD / ergoloids or tryptamines. This is a positive match shown with AL-LAD, an LSD analogue:

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How many hits are showing this streak? I guess it's possible someone tried identifying the blotter but passed it to you because they were unsure of ingesting the reagent. If we are talking a lot more than one, they would have to be moronic to do that since one would suffice. ;)

No toxicity information seems to be known specifically for p-DMAB - the active principle in Ehrlich's reagent - but considering its reactivity and hazard triangle value of 1 for health (acute danger / unknown), I would not risk it even if its a very small quantity. It's not exactly pro HR to recommend something like that, I suppose mostly unreacted p-DMAB would be an issue and even that would mostly bond with some indolic nucleus present in a random chemical in your body. In other words, it is expected to fuck up a very small amount of your tissue.

Actually no idea if there is a reagent to test for Erhlich's reagent (ironic lol).
 
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lol at the above

You know...to make sure the test itself is authentic... you can never be too sure...
 
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