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I love the ingenuity of people playing around. But to survive the powers that be we have to be wise like and owl and sly like a fox. But we are not. And the state of drugs in 2025 irritates me beyond anything I can even pinpoint. Let's hope this is an ephedrine type scenario if it comes about. Kratom stays legal but these altered pills become banned or over 18 like some states did with kratom. I can tell by your post you are irritated too so thanks for confirming my emotions.Both these shoddy devices (which may not even contain 7-oh, it wouldn't be the first time an RC opioid was sold as kratom - an incident of that is why several European countries banned it) and the overdramatic moralizing reaction it causes are likely going to get kratom banned entirely.
I say this with respect to the intelligent people of BL that know how to do things on their own. I respect that and the knowledge of alkaloids and contents of substances and what can be altered is fascinating. In fact if I ever did try 7-OH it would be from one of them that knows what they are doing and not adding crap or misrepresenting. That is where the real knowledge is.
This stuff is like a bull in a china shop. And I would not be surprised to find adulterated offerings. I am glad there is a chemical process to actually make it. It may save kratom. In 2016 Chuck Rosenberg was head of the DEA. I have seen the man. Seems like he listens and has some human compassion. So he backed off a ban. But this stuff, if it is still called kratom, may very well be the end of this. Probably not. If it was 1985 kratom itself would have been labelled a narcotic and banned under Reagan. But here in 2025 we seem to be the wild west, Tianeptine, a much stronger opioid is still out there. And it probably puts kratom products to shame. But yeah, we have to be smart. Not even sure what that is.
I am ready. I was ready in 2016.
