@G_Chem Eager to hear the results of your reagent tests. Curious how they line up with my recent test experiment.
So only 5 samples tested so far with the freshest reagents I’ve ever seen in my 10+yrs testing various drugs with these things for myself and others. I’ve bought more than my fair share.
I rated each sample based on both my and others experiences, with only one batch out of them all really feeling meh to me. (G6 SoCal press). The rest of them (8-9 total all said and done) were decent (one being just ok) to stellar.
I noticed something when comparing the best sample I had with the worst that two reagents id never used before were doing something different.
For the suspected “meh” sample the Froehde was going “very quickly to dark/black, hint of purple? later purple..”
For the “magic” sample the Froehde was going “quick flash of green to brownish black, no/little purple” the puddle stayed this color and did not eventually go purple like the other.
Another reagent, the Liebermann did the following the “meh;” “brownish/blackish.”
While with the “magic” sample; “violent, straight to black, later reddish/purplish hue.”
I noticed that another sample I’d rated really highly “magic” if you will, mimicked the first magic sample.
From there I noticed that all batches which seemed shorter acting, followed the “meh” sample in this reagent response.
Shorter acting seems to be a common complaint these days.
So of the 5 samples, I tried 4 personally. 1 felt meh, 1 felt ok but not special, and the other 2 were “magic.”
The meh sample, the just ok sample, and the one I hadn’t tried but appeared decent based on others experiences albeit shorter acting usually over in 3-4hours Max, all followed the same progressions with the reagents. (As stated above.)
The 2 magic samples reacted the same to each other as well.
I think my problem with the bioassay portion of these experiments is that once I try a batch I feel is meh I avoid it and it usually sits in the closet. I don’t get a true representation. That said, I can see that my tastes in product follow a pattern in the reagents.
The one batch that I haven’t tasted, I avoided it because people told me that while it was good it was short acting. When I roll I wanna roll 4-6hrs plus some residuals.
I’ve got 3-4 to go but need to try them first. 1 of the untested samples I have tried already and it was magic so it’ll be interesting to see if it’s following this pattern. I’ll actually be testing another batch first time tomorrow so within a few days I’ll have 2 more reagent tests up.
Once I get the next 2 done I’ll post the full results for all the reagents just for kicks and giggles.
My previous thought of the mandelin being a possible tool has fallen short, I’m not seeing any reliable pattern.
I’ll be back...
-GC