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  • BDD Moderators: Keif’ Richards

Where do druggies get those little druggy plastic bags?

A good portion of headshops sell them. Depending on the income level of the area you're in, you can sometimes buy them at corner stores. You really shouldn't have any trouble finding these in Montreal. I'm pretty sure high times emporium on St. Catherine carries them. If not there, there's a shop called CODY on either the far end heading out of downtown on St. Catherine, or Massoneuve. It's like a t-shirt/souvenir/pipe store. And, if still no luck, just try hitting up the turkish or paki deppaneurs and one of them is bound to have em. Hope that helps
 
my dealer used to give me a bunch when i would buy an 8 ball off of him he knew i was bagging it to profit so i can come back to him, same with heroin dealers they also handed me alot of wax baggies as i bought it by the Gram
 
my dealer used to give me a bunch when i would buy an 8 ball off of him he knew i was bagging it to profit so i can come back to him, same with heroin dealers they also handed me alot of wax baggies as i bought it by the Gram

8) high five! you bought it by the gram! haha
 
Where I'm from, you get honestly get them at delis/bodegas/etc. But, they are jeweler's bags so usually somewhere with a jewelry counter or a jewelry store sell them.
 
the tobacco/knife/incense store sells them down the street from me. I couldn't think of what to call them so I just said "those little baggies" and he corrected me and said "jewelry bags". They seem to be pretty popular to say the least.
 
aren't they called stamp bags or such? coin bags too? I cant be sure but.. why not just use fold tops, they have two big corners, and two more small ones, fuck spending money on overpriced bags, just learn how to twist and cut, its not like youre doing a survey on who likes what packaging method best....
 
Do you have stores like Wal-Mart in Canada? If so just go to the Arts & Crafts section.... They are usually near the beads and homemade jewelry items...
 
i have a question related to drug packaging for distribution. some dealers give drugs wrapped in a teeny tiny saran wrap. this is mostly for crack. i want to know how do they tie those tiny little knots?? is there like a training program one must go through before hitting the streets?

is it like the boy scouts who get badges for making knots and stuff?
 
Most headshops sell baggies where I live.

You've usually gotta ask for them though, as they tend to be kept under the counter.
 
I think the name for them, besides jewelry bag, or whatever.

are glassine bags. I could be wrong though.
 
personally I'd just use the corner of a baggie. I'd say those small baggies with the prints on them is more for "branding" your product.
 
i have a question related to drug packaging for distribution. some dealers give drugs wrapped in a teeny tiny saran wrap. this is mostly for crack. i want to know how do they tie those tiny little knots?? is there like a training program one must go through before hitting the streets?

is it like the boy scouts who get badges for making knots and stuff?
No, the plastic can start off as big as you want, even (LOL) a trash bag. Just drop the rock in the corner of the bag, tie it in the most simple knot possible (sorry don't know it's name) and tighten it toward the rock and cut off the rest of the bag. I could have done half a dozen in the time it took to type this.
 
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