99% of the BLers i KNOW on here, don't practice half of what they preach
I may of said that in the early days of BL, but the Blers I know in real life these days are in fact very health conscious and afaik practice what they preach.
i think we're all better off not knowing whats in these for LEGAL reasons - perhaps it is a safe and legal alternative? who are we to speculate?
Since when has erring on the side of caution been a bad thing? Sensible awareness of the facts is not so much speculation, but caution based on experience and realistic concerns. From a pharmaceutical perspective (GMP or Good Manufacturing Practices - law in Australia) complience should be demonstatable by any manufacture/supplier and the ingredients should be listed on the packets at the very least.
Hey, even some of the more dodgy RC companies supply a spectral data sheet for their products.
So who or what is this company? The site looks professional enough, but as with any pharmaceutical company or product, it's certainly good to know the background and other criteria associated with their manufacturing techniques, QC etc. For a company to have a manufacturing division in Aus they must meet several criteria - ingredients listing is one.
These regulations are put in place to protect the health of the consumer. Someone might argue that some RC suppliers don't give any guarranttees. That's true, but then again I wouldn't buy any such legal chemicals from any place not already established as a trusted supplier (most can be purchased through the larger suppliers to chem/ bio-medical industries).
Many of the RC suppliers currently operating are doing so in a very clandestine fashion - no doubt to avoid being prosecuted or being caught up in another DEA sweep - and in doing so, can supply product that may be sourced anywhere and be of less than desirable quality making them just as dodgy as illicit drug manufacturers. We know of more than one case where incorrect product has been supplied (DOI instead of 2CI), or product has been contaminated with impurities (MDPV). In my mind, unless such a company details it's operations and discloses relevant information on it's products, they're essentially no better than the clandestine suppliers.
I think everyone needs to take a chill pill - i think we're all better off not knowing whats in these for LEGAL reasons - perhaps it is a safe and legal alternative?
So, it's better not to know and have them remain legal than to know and have them made illegal? Whether these chems are made illegal or not you can betcha there will be a host more to follow from other vendors. I don't believe the legal system will be able to keep up to be frank - I've been saying this for years. Some of the substances now emerging demonstrate a great divergence in chemical structure from the traditional amphetamines.
Personally, I would like to know that any chemical being widely used is safe, or at least that people can make informed choices based on what's known about the drug - the basis of any HR approach.
I plan to contact a group that may be able to comprehensively analyse these products. Maybe it will turn out that these are safe legal alternatives. I'm certainly not against producing/ marketing safer legal alternatives - far from it - but we need to be reassured that these are in fact just that.
Maybe I was a bit harsh with my choice of words in the last post; for that I apologize. But we have to remember that we know nothing of the active contents of these products, and when it comes to mind altering drugs, that is a potentially dangerous thing - no two ways about it.
Having been to their site and seen many disclaimers but only one warning
( for SC2), I'm wondering what warnings are present on the labeling/ packaging e.g. is there anything mentioned about driving while intoxicated, contraindications etc?