32RACER
Bluelighter
I AM NEW TO ROLLOING AND WAS WANTING TO KNOW WHEN YOU TEST A PILL WHAT COLOR IS THE TEST SUPPOSE TO TURN? ALSO AFTER A PILL IS TESTED CAN YOU STILL TAKE THAT PILL OR IS IT RUINED?THANKS FOR ANY INFO!
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TESTING PILLS
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Doctor Love
Bluelighter
Moving to Pill Testing.....
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"...we laugh together, we cry together, we learn together...we TRIUMPH together."
---FoXy
*****
"I have renamed 2ct7 to D.S.M. (Dont Snort Me)"
---JDSD
*****
"Raving is the wave of the future."
---Quiksilver (Rest in Peace)
stardragon
Bluelighter
The testing gurus will surely get to this one, but to answer quickly:
The liquid should quickly (less than ten seconds definitely; less than five even better) turn to a bluish or purplish black. A colour chart should have come with your test kit.
And um, it shouldn't ruin the pill if you're doing it correctly. You don't drop the liquid directly on the pill; that most certainly would ruin it, since the testing reagent is quite definitely poison to humans. To test a pill, you scrape a little bit off of it, and drop the liquid on that scraped-off powder.
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Coitus ergo sum.
[This message has been edited by stardragon (edited 17 July 2001).]
The liquid should quickly (less than ten seconds definitely; less than five even better) turn to a bluish or purplish black. A colour chart should have come with your test kit.
And um, it shouldn't ruin the pill if you're doing it correctly. You don't drop the liquid directly on the pill; that most certainly would ruin it, since the testing reagent is quite definitely poison to humans. To test a pill, you scrape a little bit off of it, and drop the liquid on that scraped-off powder.
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Coitus ergo sum.
[This message has been edited by stardragon (edited 17 July 2001).]