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Ya, but you must have also read the paranoia expressed by some - it's not helping anybody to keep bringing up some shitey product yet again. Almost taking the piss, to be honest 

Stuff...
Got my glassware, starting to cook tan now
What would you say is a starting dose for Ult Sextacy?
I think all these RC's would be much safer if they gave you some clue of how much you should "put in your bathwater."
Turns out the stuff I have must not be PV... the first packet was greyish in color and would not dissolve in water.
The second brand was white, but would also not dissolve after 10min.![]()
Bullshit is neither here nor there. Peevee is piss easy for everybody on the planet to find. So are various other legal highs. Not meaning to be a dick but we can all get peevee - the thing we're all excited about is can we get the conversion to work and if not is that cos we fail miserably or does the process fail miserably. Plenty to discuss without needing to get into which vendors shitey product may or may not be slightly more or less shitey than the next vendor down the line.
In case you haven't been following the news, peevee is not gonig to be legal in the US much longer.
Florida just instituted a temporary ban on MDPV (or MDVP if you believe the Miami Herald): http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/01/26/2035806/florida-ag-bans-drugs-labeled.html This article contains a great quote from Florida's AG:
"It makes you think you're seeing monsters and it also makes you think that you can fly and there are a lot of balconies out there,"
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/01/26/2035806/florida-ag-bans-drugs-labeled.html##ixzz1CalqPzgnU.S. Sen. Charles Schumer of New York just introduced a bill to ban MDPV and mephadrone: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/01/30/us-drugs-bathsalts-idINTRE70T3PR20110130
Lots of mainstream media picking up on the "fake cocaine being sold as bath salts " stories...
The writing is on the wall...
That's because I think I've simply purified the freebase mdpv and oxidised it through leaving it out in the open air. To that end, I'm pretty certain I could achieve the same result without having to spray water over it.
I've tried the quick and dirty process a few times now and have got my pv to exactly the right colour. Whilst good, it's not OMG amazing like scruffmonger describes; nor is it as good as The Tan back in the day.
That's because I think I've simply purified the freebase mdpv and oxidised it through leaving it out in the open air. To that end, I'm pretty certain I could achieve the same result without having to spray water over it.
So, why is spraying water on it necessary for scruffmonger, and what is it about scruffmonger's particular conditions that makes such a difference?
I'd like to suggest that most cleaning fluids used specifically on lab surfaces are aromatic in behaviour, and certainly contain some pertinent compounds. Acetate being the most interesting. To that end, I think I start to see that scruffmonger is in fact creating an analogue of MDPV, quite which I don't know, and most of us home cooks are not likely to achieve the same result without adding a thing or two before/during/after the oxidisation stage (there's quite a few you could choose from actually).
Now without wanting to start a frenzy of people adding this that and the next thing, without the proper knowledge/experience, could some of the more senior chemists comment on what they actually believe is the chemical at the end of scruffmonger's process? Are we looking at a ketone analogue of MDPV here...
Intrigued again... not as much as with "proper" tan but still intrigued. Timings would be a boon cos even I can toast summat. And am more than familiar with spoon-based cookery...
Thanks. Will investigate whist waiting on somebody to perfect your own method for the sexier stuff![]()