Does it bother you when your gears not in a baggy?

[Jabberwocky]

I've actually seen the cigarette pack cellophane thing too, which is good for bud or pills...I'm not sure I would trust anything powdered stored in there, even if sealed using a lighter.

certainly nothing to be proud of but i've prepped shots of meth (in the height of addiction, and obviously "on the go") in cig cellophane wrap without recourse. definitely not hygienic nor would i ever recommend, but it worked. i do know what you mean though, not trustworthy for carrying around for on the go use.

and yes it pisses me off, the cunts aren't expensive. they're not dipping into their earnings for fuck sake because i'm usually forking out decent money being down under.

 

[Darksidesam]

My main point of this post is.

If you buy K in crystals, In a wrap at a rave. YOUR GOING TO HAVE A SHIT JOB/TIME trying to crush it up and not lose any! Lol

 

[Renz Envy]

I've gotten the mix.

Once a dealer gave me coke inside of a fuzzy-velvet box. The kind one stores a ring inside. He was out of baggies and apparently had it lying around. I think the surprise of getting such a nice package was better than the drugs. (thought he was trying to propose to me...)

I've also gotten ecstasy pills in which were simply wrapped with a rubber band. The whole day they were popping out left and right. Annoying.

 

[TheAzo]

Apparently drug dealers seem to have trouble with buying baggies for their product. I don't get it. Why, when you're selling a bag for $10-$100+, can you not bother to spend 3 cents on a bag to put it in? There's no explanation other than a lack of serious working attitude on the part of the dealer. They're using too much of their own product if they can't manage to supply even a fucking ziplock sandwich bag. Ziplock bags is the minimum expectation for drug packaging, imo - anything less than that, and the guy is probably unreliable trash.

I recommend metal tins as weed packaging (can be had online for under a buck each, and they're really classy, and you don't end up with kief irreversibly stuck to the bag and wasted)... I can see the application of paper packages for powders that stick to plastic, but I expect them to be at least as effective as a baggie would be - and i'd prefer to see vials in such cases, but that's apparently not realistic to expect. I would certainly pay ~10% more for the same drug packaged properly vs. sold in some half-assed improvised container, because I have more faith that the dealer with professional packaging is selling quality product.