NoSignsOfLife
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2003
- Messages
- 13
Hi all,
I recently bought the new eztest bath salts test. I used the tests with two samples of what I was sold as Mephedrone. The samples came from COMPLETELY different sources, hundreds of miles apart. One was crashed and one was crystal (although I crushed before testing). Before testing I believed that one of the samples was much stronger than the other and the tests would seem to confirm this as one produced a more violent reaction with frothing and bubbling whereas the other just change colour. They both, however, went EXACTLY the same colour. The colour was a yellowy orange but was distinctly more orange than yellow. It was most defintely not red or brown though.
It was like number 11 (apricot) on the following chart: http://fcbs.org/articles/color_chart.htm
This doesn't seem to correspond with any of the colours on the chart supplied with the kit, which can be seen below:
http://images-cdn.ecwid.com/images/618398/53695350.jpg
I also used the same kit to test something which I am absolutely sure is MDxx, almost certainly MDMA and the test went deep black, very very quickly. This is something not mentioned as a possible reaction with this kit.
Does anyone know what might be happening here? Is it possible that the chart colour supplied is slightly out? It seems strange that two samples from two very different sources had EXACTLY the same colour change reaction; the colours really couldn't be told apart. I was also thinking that maybe they'd sent the wrong reagent in the correct box, due to the reaction to the MDxx.
I'd really appreciate if anyone with experience of this kit could shed any light on this.
Many thanks
S.
I recently bought the new eztest bath salts test. I used the tests with two samples of what I was sold as Mephedrone. The samples came from COMPLETELY different sources, hundreds of miles apart. One was crashed and one was crystal (although I crushed before testing). Before testing I believed that one of the samples was much stronger than the other and the tests would seem to confirm this as one produced a more violent reaction with frothing and bubbling whereas the other just change colour. They both, however, went EXACTLY the same colour. The colour was a yellowy orange but was distinctly more orange than yellow. It was most defintely not red or brown though.
It was like number 11 (apricot) on the following chart: http://fcbs.org/articles/color_chart.htm
This doesn't seem to correspond with any of the colours on the chart supplied with the kit, which can be seen below:
http://images-cdn.ecwid.com/images/618398/53695350.jpg
I also used the same kit to test something which I am absolutely sure is MDxx, almost certainly MDMA and the test went deep black, very very quickly. This is something not mentioned as a possible reaction with this kit.
Does anyone know what might be happening here? Is it possible that the chart colour supplied is slightly out? It seems strange that two samples from two very different sources had EXACTLY the same colour change reaction; the colours really couldn't be told apart. I was also thinking that maybe they'd sent the wrong reagent in the correct box, due to the reaction to the MDxx.
I'd really appreciate if anyone with experience of this kit could shed any light on this.
Many thanks
S.
