A-PVP - What is the different between Salt & Freebase?

[JimmyValentine]

Hi guys, new here and first post. Look forward to hearing from you.

A friend of mine recently ordered a small about of A-PVP from a trusted vendor. He was previously using A-PVP for ADD and weight management in low doses. His vendor then shut up shop and he ordered from another friends recommended seller.

The issue is that the A-PVP he used to receive was a crunchy white powder. It had a similar look to white cane sugar with some larger crystals. His new order is fine grayish / tan power with no crystals.

After some googling it appears that the difference might be the freebase or the salt. Can anyone give more detail on the differences between the two? Would the dosage and effect be the same etc?

Thanks in advance!

 

[effie]

I'm going to try this in Other Drugs as you've not got any replies here and they handle some RC stim questions.. hope that's okay

BDD > OD

 

[sekio]

This is pretty close to substance ID.

The rule of thumb is:
Salts have higher melting points, are more stable, and are soluble in water.
Freebases have lower melting points, are more prone to decomposition, and are most always insoluble in water.

Physical appearance of the substance means nothing.

 

[JimmyValentine]

Thanks for that.

This isnt substance ID, I have the formulation and the CAS.NO, I just dont understand why the 2 powders are so different.

Is there a standard way to tell the difference between a salt and a freebase (apart from what you have said already)?

Thanks

 

[tamarinds]

the floury fine grey/white/tan powder is best. highly doubt you got the freebase, i bet its not stable and online vendors dont usually sell freebase mdpv,apvp,appp,othersstims



sounds like you got quality stuff (never seen crystally a-pvp) load that shit into a lightbulb quick!