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bob123

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how do I know which bath salts have which drugs in them? I know some of the drugs they put in some bath salts are more like ecstasy or speed then Coke. I never liked ecstasy or speed just Coke, which of the bath salts feels most like Coke
 
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You DON'T know what drugs are in "bath salts". Even if one brand is good one time, they often change the formulas without warning, and people copy the branding of well regarded brands. It's a real mess.

Stay away from branded legal highs. I don't think we permit discussion of any specific brands for this reason.
 
It is a reasonable question though. While it's probably just a bad idea in general to buy bath salts from a head shop instead of finding a trusted vendor that can sell you a specific chem, it certainly can be more convenient. So is there any site that has reagent results of various brand names bath salts?
It can be tricky otherwise to find what you're looking for if other sites that can serve as guides for legal highs are strangely unreachable.
 
There is not, to my knowledge, a central database for "bath salts"/"plant food". EcstacyData and Pillreports sometimes have test results from bath salts however, and there have been studies in the scientific literature that have shown that even within the same "brand" there can be considerable variance in active ingredients. Put plainly, every bag is different.

So in short, there is really no way aside from lab tests to tell if your "bath salts" are drugs or not. Even if you provide a name/purchase date, that means very little because there are numerous fakers out there.

It's a reasonable question, but like another poster said, all we can do is speculate so we can't entertain the notion.
 
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