When using the Marquis for testing MDMA and possibly adulterants does the black color for MDMA hide the possibility for alduterants?lets say that there is meth in it. Would it turn orange first then turn black, or would the MDMA in it make it go black first? Another question, what does fizzing mean when testing mdma?
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Questions about DanceSafe reagent test kit Marquis
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Yes, a strong reaction can hide minor adulterants. Major adulterants will mix their colour with others, so with 50/50 meth/MDMA you'd have a muddy purple/orange blend (brown)
Fizzing is very common and is a result of the drug being in the hydrochloride form.
Fizzing is very common and is a result of the drug being in the hydrochloride form.