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  • BDD Moderators: Keif’ Richards

How many lines a G of high quality H

Impossible to tell from where I'm standing, honestly what id do is try a tiny line, like 10mg. I've gotten bags that put me on my ass with small amounts.

Starting small isn't a weak move, it's a smart one.
 
Yeah and also remember that the doses will add on top of each other, and it won't hit you instantly, so be mindful of how much you've taken and in what amount of time @rdgmcc
 
Thanks, do you have advice on smoking on foil, i only have cheap supermarket foil and this is funny but also the foil off the top of a pot noodle 🤣 is it a waste using low quality foil?

Ah, no I don't, I haven't used H much at all, maybe just 4 or 5 times. Only used foil for crack off a nip bottle.

I'm absolutely positive people here on Bluelight have though, if you can wait for them
 
And keep us posted on this if you'd like - might be helpful to know how your experience goes.
I absolutely wont use the pot nooodle foil "Traditional Pot Noodle lids are made of a laminated film. This film is primarily constructed from a layer of aluminum foil coated with paper and plastic to create an airtight seal. [1, 2]
While the material has a silver foil layer, it is not 100% pure aluminum foil. Here is a breakdown of what the lid features: [1, 2]
  • Aluminum Layer: Acts as a strong barrier that blocks out light, oxygen, and moisture to preserve the food's freshness. [1]
  • Paper & Plastic Coatings: Laminated alongside the foil to give the lid structure, enable it to be heat-sealed to the pot, and allow for printing. [1, 2]
 
I absolutely wont use the pot nooodle foil "Traditional Pot Noodle lids are made of a laminated film. This film is primarily constructed from a layer of aluminum foil coated with paper and plastic to create an airtight seal. [1, 2]
While the material has a silver foil layer, it is not 100% pure aluminum foil. Here is a breakdown of what the lid features: [1, 2]
  • Aluminum Layer: Acts as a strong barrier that blocks out light, oxygen, and moisture to preserve the food's freshness. [1]
  • Paper & Plastic Coatings: Laminated alongside the foil to give the lid structure, enable it to be heat-sealed to the pot, and allow for printing. [1, 2]

Good info. Yeah and maybe my smoking off a bottle wasn't smart either.

Micro plastics are big news recently, about how they may have negative effects on a cellular level.
 
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