Blue BB's - Melbourne, Aust

[Luko]

Tested these with the EZ-Test and got a very very slow reaction to purple, with hardly any black apparent in the test (even after swirling) for at least 20 seconds. I've been told to ignore anything that happens on the test after that time anyway.
Friends who had them (I have not eaten yet) said they were very cruisy floaty MDMA feelings. What's the difference between a straight purple reaction, and a purple -> black reaction? I've never really seen anything like this before, nearly all the MDMA pills I've tested end up turning black, but not this one.
These pills are about 5mm wide, 4mm high, clean press, split on back with two kinda obscure looking symbols (which i'm guessing are the "B"'s). They look very similar (apart from colour) to the original red HQ's, probably from the same maker. Any ideas??
(This post is more out of curiosity on how the tester works and explaining an odd reaction, than suspecting a dodgy pill. the pill, from all accounts, is fine.)

 

[aj]

Maybe we should send this to the lab ?
Mail me for an address if you feel like doing so.
aj

 

[slaanesh]

I've had a similar reaction with the green smiley's. The colour changed to a light purple with no black visible. The reaction was a lot slower than usual. I used the E1 and E2 test kits, but the slow colour change to purple only happened with the E1.
Apprehensively, I tried the pills with a bunch of friends after reading some good reports on them. The pills were extremely weak with everyone reporting that they felt very little if anything at all. I've only had this type of reaction twice before and both times the pills were extremely weak, so weak in fact that it was very difficult to say what was in them.
These experiences have led me to believe that a extremely weak reaction indicates a minute amount of an MDMA like substance. The speed of the reaction has always varied depending on the hardness and the amount of binding agents in the pill leaving the speed of the reaction as an inaccurate guide as to the strength of the pill.