stuffmonger
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I know that fnb is talking about the very first batch of "tan" MDPV, the very colour implies impurity so a cleaned version of tan MDPV would be white...I have had the very original batch plus tan from the era you talk about and find there is no noticeable difference when compared to the better white stuff I have had. There can be excellent white and shitty tan, colour does not dictate quality. After the hype of the original tan (brought about by vastly inferior/possibly not even white MDPV batches after the initial tan one) "tan" was used as a selling point, why bother cleaning your product properly when it sells better dirty?
there has clearly been a very high quality tan batch and some inferior white PV but you can't judge tan and white as two absolute products as there has been hundreds (maybe less but yagetme) of batches of each of varying quality.
I meant no offense in my previous comment. I've been doing this a while and share it regularly with a few hundred people here in this tiny Central American country and have yet to hear anyone I've given it to who thought the white mdpv in any way resembled the Tan. So maybe my recollection of the Tan from 2006 is skewed, and what I'm coming up with is something else again. I don't think so, but anything is possible.
For those of you who want to try my simplified approach above (no oil separation, etc.), I did it myself and after 36 hours this is what I got:

The plate on the left is from the incubator. The plate on the right is the scraping (after grinding) and the original white that I used. I use an incubator with an enclosed fan so that I can control temperature, but I've done the same without an incubator and get similar results.
The effects were very close to the more pure stuff I get when I separate the oil first.