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How do I discern a reputable RC vendor from the "scrubs" so I can get mxe?

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I am not in any way asking for a website on where to get mxe, I can easily google it and see ten different web sites come up, what im asking, is how to discern which websites to stay away from, which ones put those tiltamine things in there instead of mxe. One site that looked good to me doesnt send anything to the usa so im utterly confused as to how to distinguish dangerous sites with cut stuff from non dangerous ones.
 
It's hard to say really, unless you personally know someone who's ordered from a certain website who can vouch for it.. Or unless you take a gamble and buy a small amount from them and get it tested.
 
so if I buy the fifty dollar dancesafe testing kit with the four reagents, what ones do i use to see if the mxe is really mxe? Or do those not work for that, only to see what adulturants are in the powder/crystals?
 
I personally have no experience reagent testing MXE, although you can send in a sample of the vendors product to ecstasydata.org for a pretty penny.. I think if I look or ask some people I can get some image results of MXE that has been reagent tested.
 
Vendor review info can be found it you look diligently enough...You'll have to do some work and be patient, but it's worth the time and money. Happy hunting.
 
You can check -snip-
Buying from new vendors is always "scary"
 
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Mr.Hedges said:
Vendor review info can be found it you look diligently enough....
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How reliable is it tho? There's always one bloke saying "They're scammers" and the next bloke says "They're great". You may as well just order and make your own mind up.
 
Well, you have to take reviews with a grain of salt... some people cry 'scam' over the littlest things, while others say 'great' if they get a little extra weight. Its so subjective. But try to look at a variety of reviews and pay attention to how vendors fix mistakes. Yes, it can take a while to do good research. But eventually you'll just have to make the best choice you can, or just forget about it. Kinda like buying from an unknown dealer... ya never know.
 
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