**** Dog Smell Detector´s

[Nec]

How much of a chance would one be taking,
to let another being mail a nice peice of lsd-paper in an envelope, between contries?
Can many narcotic dogs detect the LSD smell?
- Nec

 

[maxiumhydro]

They can't smell LSD

 

[raver_saint]

might as well use the sheet of blotter paper as stationery so long as you don't use toxic ink... however, sending a sheet of blotter thru the mail might expose it to a number of conditions that would significantly weaken the potencey of the paper. lsd is a very fickle chemical, and while it's still extremely potent at microgram doses, it is VERY easy to destroy with heat, sunlight, and moisture. chances are that your envelope might pass thru some rough climates and be about half potency by the time it gets there. better send two sheets.
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[PhreeX]

Wrap it in foil and put it in a ziplock bag, place that in a padded envelope - this is how we used to buy it, and we never had any problems..
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[michael]

Go to the post office and buy a mailr for a VHS tape. Send it in that. There's always more risk involved in sending shit between countries, anyway.

 

[Bootlegger]

Dogs can detect LSD.
Here are a few links - one including the US parcel service.
http://www.bill.grimmer.com/tengu.htm
http://www.leerburg.com/qadrug.htm#age
http://www.cctapolicek9.com/detect.htm
http://www.k9fleck.org/nlu10.htm
There is a company advertising on the net that claim to be able to train almost any sniffer dog to detect LSD but I can't seem to find their page.
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And the Mission is the Mouse...
[This message has been edited by Bootlegger (edited 24 April 2001).]

 

[maxiumhydro]

I don't understand how. They might be saying they can so people don't try but lsd is supposed to be odorless unless mixed with something else. It just doesn't seem possible.

 

[Nec]

I work in the only airport, in my country, that mail from other arrives.
I have yet only seen one dog walking about (a black Labrador kind I think) and they don´t use him often, just once in a while.
I have yet to see him search the mail bags.
I don´t know if its worth the risk though, what do you think ppl?
- Nec