GHB/1,4-B/GBL Discussion and use- Part II

[Sustanon]

the 0.2% is water. The GBL that comes from most labs cant be more pure. With chemicals its the same, as soon as u open it the 100% becomes 99.8%.

 

[phase_dancer]

With chemicals its the same, as soon as u open it the 100% becomes 99.8%.

Only chemicals that are either hygroscopic or deliquescent. Many things aren't.

 

[Sustanon]

Only chemicals that are either hygroscopic or deliquescent. Many things aren't.

Most common chemicals are.

 

[Luude]

Don't be too specific now.

 

[smiggle]

Can anybody out their answer my question?

 

[Sustanon]

Can anybody out their answer my question?

U need a lab setup to analyze its purity.

 

[MrIbis]

we did answer your question - READ THE ASSAY SHEET ON GBL 99%+

 

[phase_dancer]

Most common chemicals are.

Another broad and incorrect statement. Fats, oils, waxes, alkanes, many plastics, non ionic surfactants, most amino acids such as alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, phenylalanine, and methionine; silicones, proteins....etc etc. all hydrophobic i.e. not hygroscopic

As for drugs there are many hydrophobic drugs, including glucocorticoids and cyclosporine and most lipophillic drugs aren't hygroscopic including benzodiazepines; Diazepam, Lorazepam Temazepam, Oxazepam, etc, Haloperidol, Benzthiazide, Chlorpromazine, Eptastigmine, Indomethacine, Oxyphenbutazone, Pyrimethamine, Methoxsalen, Methylprednisone etc.... and many sulphur containing drugs.

 

[phase_dancer]

I don't know whether 99+% would be easily read using a hydrometer, but specific gravity can be used to measure concentration. No lab required.

 

[ledionz]

Any thing over one dose? thats harsh.

 

[smiggle]

we did answer your question - READ THE ASSAY SHEET ON GBL 99%+

Can somebody link me to this essay please.....

 

[MrIbis]

If you have a source for GBL, you should be able to find an Assay (not essay).

Due to the fact i'd be linking to a source - i cant link you to it, just google it. Also the information might be found on some MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet(s)).

 

[smiggle]

OK thank you for your help guys.

Much appreciated

 

[Samadhi]

^^ what about charlie and harry? :D

But yeh, frank is new to me. Damn you young'uns with your new fandangled language mushi %)

Frank has been a slang term for GHB/1,4b & GBL dating back almost a decade! (well, that's when i heard it used - around 2000). I'm originally from Brisbane, and that was a pretty common slang term for it. Not so much in Melbourne, that i've heard.

You're right though - every drug has a nickname which is fine, except it's best to keep that kind of thing out of serious discussion threads as it can just get confusing to people.

 

[Stoner Witch]

has anyone heard this stuff being called 'juice' ?

 

[Samadhi]

That's pretty common too - That's a really common slang term i've heard in Melbourne.

 

[andyturbo]

everyone in the rave scene calls it G or Juice in melbourne

 

[drug_mentor]

Juice is definately the slang I heard used most often, followed by G. Never really hear it called anything else actually. I am still yet to try this stuff, been meaning to for AGES but I don't have much coin to indulge in the blatant illicits these days so when I do I usually stick with things I know I like.

 

[Smoifer]

Juice, G, Gina & Squirt are pretty common around here

I heart Gina!

*reminisces*

 

[smiggle]

Juice, g, frank, fanta and oil are the terms used in my circle...

Geeeeed up allll!!!

When we're about to pass out from to much we call that 'franking out' it's a pretty common term around here which I have heard referred to that for 7 years now.....