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How to distinguish between MBDB and MDMA ?

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WARNING : MBDB is more and more present and sold, unfortunately, as MDMA In BELGIUM
The effects can seem very close (but in fact totally different when you know real MDMA), so it is easy to fool in clubs.
I got white crystals (4 to 6 mm) .
Color : White, ice white
Mecke goes green
Marquis goes instantly ink black (not trace of purple at all)

How can I be sure to know if it is MDMA or MBDB ?
This problem can concern a lot more of users.
 
You are right, Mecke goes dark blue/black.
it is more the Marquis test which is worrying me. I've tested it with some products to check it (aspirin, codein, sugar, mdai ...) and it perfectly works.
Does anyone here think that a Black ink Marquis reaction (immediate dark black) shows MBDB or at least shows that it is not MDMA ? I precise that i don't get any purple at all.
I think that it is really important to be able to make the difference between MDMA and MBDM as a standard dosage for MBDM is 200 mg and this starts to be strong for MDMA (at least for first time users)
 
On the color map sold with the Marquis Reagent (bottle from a Smartshop in Amsterdam) , the color Black is equivalent to MBDB.
MDMA/MDA should go from purple to dark.
The question is : Does An ink Black reaction (straight) with Marquis means that we have MBDB ? All Marquis tests should give the same color as they are quit all based on the same simple recipe (formaldehyde & sulfuric acid).
Has anyone here identified MBDB ?
I do believe that many persons are using MBDB instead of MDMA without noticing the difference, even after testing (with EZTest Marquis, both goes black). This could explain why there could be sometimes users complaining about weak MDMA as the dosage of MDBD is between 1,5 and 2 times the one of MDMA.
 
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