Hello,
Please have a look at the chart below:
These are the results I got from testing my 2c-c, 2c-e, and 2c-i using the Simon's and Marqui tests. According to this these results are the normal results for these drugs (i.e. they're legit), but I just wanted to get a second opinion. The Marqui test doesn't seem that ambiguous but the simon's is. According to the site linked above, there should be no reaction with any of these drugs to Simon's but it consistently turned a light purple/pink (this seemed more a reaction of the green label to the yellow label though but it's hard to say). Also, notice how in the case of 2c-c and 2c-i there are dark specks. These are small clumbs of the drug which, originally white, turned dark (though the reagent solution itself didn't). I don't know if this is normal. Furthermore, it seemed that the only reason this didn't happen with the 2c-e is because it managed to get completely diluted into the reagent solutions whereas the other two 2cs stayed somewhat clumped.
Anyway, I just want to know if this looks normal to the experienced eye.
Also, I have a Mecke test as well but didn't use it because the paged linked to above doesn't describe the Mecke test. Does anyone know a good site that explains the Mecke test (or just what results to expect)? It would be good to get some example images too.
Please have a look at the chart below:
These are the results I got from testing my 2c-c, 2c-e, and 2c-i using the Simon's and Marqui tests. According to this these results are the normal results for these drugs (i.e. they're legit), but I just wanted to get a second opinion. The Marqui test doesn't seem that ambiguous but the simon's is. According to the site linked above, there should be no reaction with any of these drugs to Simon's but it consistently turned a light purple/pink (this seemed more a reaction of the green label to the yellow label though but it's hard to say). Also, notice how in the case of 2c-c and 2c-i there are dark specks. These are small clumbs of the drug which, originally white, turned dark (though the reagent solution itself didn't). I don't know if this is normal. Furthermore, it seemed that the only reason this didn't happen with the 2c-e is because it managed to get completely diluted into the reagent solutions whereas the other two 2cs stayed somewhat clumped.
Anyway, I just want to know if this looks normal to the experienced eye.
Also, I have a Mecke test as well but didn't use it because the paged linked to above doesn't describe the Mecke test. Does anyone know a good site that explains the Mecke test (or just what results to expect)? It would be good to get some example images too.
