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What typically is in bad cocaine

I was just a coker 01 until I finished my cocaine use August time, I reserected as ex cracker the other two are different people
 
Puffery said:
Cocaine is usually cut with a wide variety of things, the most common active cuts are amphetamines and lavemasole. Common inactive cuts could be boric acid, sodium bicarbonate, titanium trioxide, glutamine etc.

Pure Cocaine HCL will appear almost waxy, it will be soft when crushed almost like it is wet. If your stuff crunches or feels dry it is because of cutting agents. Amphetamines specifically will cause it to be crunchy.
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Boric acid flakes, for fishscale, mother of pearl looking bullshit gear
 
Puffery said:
Cocaine is usually cut with a wide variety of things, the most common active cuts are amphetamines and lavemasole. Common inactive cuts could be boric acid, sodium bicarbonate, titanium trioxide, glutamine etc.

Pure Cocaine HCL will appear almost waxy, it will be soft when crushed almost like it is wet. If your stuff crunches or feels dry it is because of cutting agents. Amphetamines specifically will cause it to be crunchy.
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You have to bear in mind that a cut that defeats common tests itself has value.

Now the only example of this I have come across was something referred to as 'Supermix' or 'Turbomix' that was being bought and sold in The Netherlands as a cut for crack cocaine.

Since I had access to instrumentation, I tested a sample. It was phenacetin.

I have no idea WHY phenacetin would be such a good cut but people were paying quite a lot of money for it. The media got hold of the story six years later but for all that time it was being widely used.

A similar thing applies to 'bash' used to cut heroin. Now most users will accept product that can have a wide variety of colours and textures, but in the late 1970s-early 1980s people were selling 'bash'. Never had the chance to test a sample but I know piracetam was used in the US for a while and I presume that is why it's now controlled.

Whatever tests you use, be aware that their are people whose business is finding and selling cuts that aren't as easily detected.

I'm unsure how common levamisole is now given that some HR agencies now distribute test kits.

I can recall when quarter horses in the US were testing positive for aminorex which seemed a REALLY odd choice but it turned out that equine metabolism converts some levamisole into aminorex (or at least into something that produced a positive for aminorex).
 
Glad I'm off the gear, everybody is fucking people up or fucking up, and trying to sort their heads out and business is too much hassle for me at the moment, enjoying a couple of beers, food basics, but food still and getting slowly but surely into the gym routine, no smoking cigarettes and no tobacco snuff anymore, admittedly once a month maybe a cigar, last couple I had were Cuban , flavour and aroma was great but will try from somewhere different next šŸ’™
 
BTW cocaine isn't a drug that interests me but long ago I seem to recall reading that if the coca plant is cultivated at lower altitudes, the proportion of some related alkloids increases.

I have no idea what the physical properies of methylecgonine cinnamate (for example) might be, but if any of those alkaloids find a practical legal use, I would exect someone to work out if they can sell it as a cut.

I loathe the misrepresentaion of drugs because it robs the end user of informed choice. I just know that some people have successfully sold cuts and the more valuable the product, the more valuable a cut.

I have no idea how much Supermix/Turbomix were being sold for or why phenacetin was so popular AS a cut for cocaine. But it's cheap as chips and AFAIK legal, so I can see the economics of it. But even now people seem perplexed as to why levamisole was (is?) used? My own pet theory is that levamisole is a chiral drug and synthesis results in tetramisole (a raecemic mixture of the two enantiomers). So IF 50% of a product is 'waste', it's likely to be CHEAP.

I suggest that the odd compound drug nicknamed CK1 (cocaine mixed with ketamine) might actually have been due to esketamine becoming a medicine and older manufacturers who had invested in a production line to make ketamine were just resolving the product... so again, the waste (which has far less NMDA activity but far more DRI activity) was being sold.
 
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