IMPORTANT: Chemicology.net fatal mislabeling of BromoDFly as 2C-E

[MrHH]

ive almost died of 2ce in once particular occasion had a near death experience that blended into the trip on the ambulance ride.
doctor's said i had to be resuscitated and was in a coma after.

Which dosage you used? That is not a normal reaction.

 

[huolesoh]

how common are fatal mix ups on this kind of market ? as a percentage ?

 

[Damien]

^ I would say probably very low. That said though I think it says something about the bigger picture. I can't imagine the quality control standards in this "industry" are anywhere close to where they need to be. Sure your bag of chemicals we know next to nothing about might not get mixed up with the next bag but did they purify it well enough? Are the impurities harmful? How long will it take to see their effects? etc.

 

[Opticazian]

Well,

Just last week in the paper "The Oklahoman"... The boy who "sold" the subtance thought to be 2C-E appeared infront of the judge and took a no contest on the charges. BLar blar on most the article but it was said it was labled as 2C-E but it ended up be Bromo-DFly. The boy had a solution of water with the "2c-e" and was diluted for selling at 1$ a miligram. (from the paper) yet he fucked up and didnt test it himself before taking it to a party.

It was a small article and i coudnt find the updated one on the website but i read it myself, after a friend brought it to me to read.

 

[atara]

Since this happened ~a year ago, I figure all of the Br-DFly is gone and there's no further benefit to this sticky. It is hereby unstuck.