Recently I witnessed the testing of a Pink Safe Sex/Durex in Sydney with EZ-Extreme.
The pill was exactly the same in appearance as those which have been extensively reported on pill reports and bluelight with a very hard and flawless press, deeply indented “safe sex” on one side and “durex” in a box on the other side.
1) The marquis reaction was a reasonably strong purple to black in about 2 to 3 seconds.
2) The Simons reaction was a typical blue reaction almost instantly after the fixer was applied.
However, the robabdope reaction was a little strange.
3) One drop of robabdope reagent was dropped onto a sample of the pill and a small area of the substance immediately seemed to change to a redish colour – even before the fixer was applied. Once three drops of fixer was applied and the sample was left to stand for about 1 minute most of the liquid was clear but there were about three small areas of substance which had a distinct red colour.
I am not sure if this red colourisation was a result of placing a liquid on an already pink coloured sample or if this red colourisation was in fact the substance reacting with robadope and thus indicating the presence of a primary amine.
It almost appeared as if the liquid (robadope + fixer) did not change colour but that the substance being tested was a distinct red colour.
When the sample was physically swirled around on the plate and the sample was broken up, all redish colourisation disappeared.
After seeing this reaction a sample was subsequently tested with mandelin (for interest sake) and the reaction was a relatively strong blue to purple to black in approximately 3 seconds.
I have a number of questions which I would like answers for but I understand that I may never know the truth. My question is to anyone who has had experience with the robadope reagent in the past.
Is it possible for the robadope reagent to react with a substance even before the fixer is applied? In this case it appeared as if this did happen (if not then the red colourisation may have been a result of dropping a pinky liquid onto a pink coloured sample of pill).
My second question relates to the specific pill in question. If you have had experience with the pink safe sex pill could you please share your experience both in terms of testing and also any first hand experiences after consumption.
I understand that there have been numerous threads and reports devoted to this pill both on bluelight and pillreports but my question specifically relates to the ez extreme test results that people have seen and subsequent user experiences.
As a final note I am not trying to cause any alarm and I never once suggested PMA or (MDA for that matter) but I thought others might be interested in my experience with this pill and the robadope reagent. I am certainly interested to hear about other bluelighter’s experiences.
Thanks
The pill was exactly the same in appearance as those which have been extensively reported on pill reports and bluelight with a very hard and flawless press, deeply indented “safe sex” on one side and “durex” in a box on the other side.
1) The marquis reaction was a reasonably strong purple to black in about 2 to 3 seconds.
2) The Simons reaction was a typical blue reaction almost instantly after the fixer was applied.
However, the robabdope reaction was a little strange.
3) One drop of robabdope reagent was dropped onto a sample of the pill and a small area of the substance immediately seemed to change to a redish colour – even before the fixer was applied. Once three drops of fixer was applied and the sample was left to stand for about 1 minute most of the liquid was clear but there were about three small areas of substance which had a distinct red colour.
I am not sure if this red colourisation was a result of placing a liquid on an already pink coloured sample or if this red colourisation was in fact the substance reacting with robadope and thus indicating the presence of a primary amine.
It almost appeared as if the liquid (robadope + fixer) did not change colour but that the substance being tested was a distinct red colour.
When the sample was physically swirled around on the plate and the sample was broken up, all redish colourisation disappeared.
After seeing this reaction a sample was subsequently tested with mandelin (for interest sake) and the reaction was a relatively strong blue to purple to black in approximately 3 seconds.
I have a number of questions which I would like answers for but I understand that I may never know the truth. My question is to anyone who has had experience with the robadope reagent in the past.
Is it possible for the robadope reagent to react with a substance even before the fixer is applied? In this case it appeared as if this did happen (if not then the red colourisation may have been a result of dropping a pinky liquid onto a pink coloured sample of pill).
My second question relates to the specific pill in question. If you have had experience with the pink safe sex pill could you please share your experience both in terms of testing and also any first hand experiences after consumption.
I understand that there have been numerous threads and reports devoted to this pill both on bluelight and pillreports but my question specifically relates to the ez extreme test results that people have seen and subsequent user experiences.
As a final note I am not trying to cause any alarm and I never once suggested PMA or (MDA for that matter) but I thought others might be interested in my experience with this pill and the robadope reagent. I am certainly interested to hear about other bluelighter’s experiences.
Thanks
