I have bought Zolidem recently from 2 different online sites and on both ocassions have been sent Teva Zolpidem which had no effect and when checked by Wedinos was actually Paracetamol and Bromozolam. I'd post an image of the results but it won'tlet me just addit from my pc. Understandably the sites are not admitting to this but they DID replace the tablets with Zopliclone which I 100% cannot take. The awful after taste, which can last days, just makes me feel really sick. The sites say all their generic brands to be of the same standard and all meet EU regulations and are approved and they don't know which brand of medication is going to be sent out. So now I'm stuck. I have around 100 zopliclone which will have to be binned and I still don't have anything to help with the chronic insomnia. I don't want to lose any more money. Is there any other way I can get it?
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Misc Fake Zolpidem
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The nature of economies surrounding illicit substances is that you have to be ready to just throw cash at potential sources, then reagent test (or send out to a lab like wedinos), and preferably order in large batches you can meaningfully homogenize before testing. Faking z-drugs is a wild new thing to me though, never heard of it before. They are shockingly difficult to make though and their creation/acquisition certainly would cost more than a gram of relatively pure bromazolam, so I understand why capitalism led some greedy dumbasses into making these fake z-drugs.
Genuinely asking here, are there reagent tests you know of for Z-drugs? Given the diversity of their compounds' structures (imidazopyridines, pyrazolopyrimidines, cyclopyrrolones, and some others) I assume that each different structure would warrant a diverse array of testing reagents, making it a huge pain in the ass to analyze without sending into a lab with a mass spec.