headcharge
Greenlighter
- Joined
- Sep 27, 2012
- Messages
- 29
Hi !
This enquiry is about LEGAL sourcing, so I hope it's within the guidelines
I'm seeking information on the legal status of any hallucinogens. Basically I have enjoyed 2c-b & 2c-c but I know they are illegal now, and not being part of any groups or buddies that do this sort of stuff, I have zero chance of securing any more.
So with these ever changing chemicals staying one step ahead of the law, are there any decent legal hallucinogens that I may be able to buy from perhaps one of the popular headshop franchises dotted across the country?
It seems that THC synthetics and stimulant synthetics are all over the place, even my local corner store was selling what I believed to be APVP, but I'm not interested in this, or the synthetic THC after some bad experiences, I just want hallucinogenic psychedelics every now and then
From what I am gathering there's some recent law that's passed, or about to be, that is ambiguous enough to not name specific chemicals, rather use a broad brush to include anything present and future. Can anyone explain this further, and whether the door is closed forever.
This enquiry is about LEGAL sourcing, so I hope it's within the guidelines
I'm seeking information on the legal status of any hallucinogens. Basically I have enjoyed 2c-b & 2c-c but I know they are illegal now, and not being part of any groups or buddies that do this sort of stuff, I have zero chance of securing any more.
So with these ever changing chemicals staying one step ahead of the law, are there any decent legal hallucinogens that I may be able to buy from perhaps one of the popular headshop franchises dotted across the country?
It seems that THC synthetics and stimulant synthetics are all over the place, even my local corner store was selling what I believed to be APVP, but I'm not interested in this, or the synthetic THC after some bad experiences, I just want hallucinogenic psychedelics every now and then
From what I am gathering there's some recent law that's passed, or about to be, that is ambiguous enough to not name specific chemicals, rather use a broad brush to include anything present and future. Can anyone explain this further, and whether the door is closed forever.
