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Reagents generally test for presence, not purity, so all you can conclude is that there is some ketamine in there.
by verbify 5y ago
Reagents generally test for presence, not purity, so all you can conclude is that there is some ketamine in there.
- throwaway13834 5y agoYou can get your drugs tested for free in many places (at least here in the NL). They test for purity (87% is the maximum), and also for the presence of other things like caffeine that it may have been cut with. Getting the maximum purity is not uncommon, as they basically just source it from the veterinary circuit if I remember correctly. [0] (in Dutch, under "De Markt"): https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/binaries/rijksoverheid/documenten/rapporten/2019/10/07/factsheet-over-ketamine/factsheet-over-ketamine.pdf https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/binaries/rijksoverheid/document...
- atkailash 5y agoMeanwhile in the United States you ask for that and you get the cops called on you. ‘Murica