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> and the only way to know it's safe is to test it with reagents The reagent tests will give you an idea of whether what you’re looking for is there (maybe), b
by Scoundreller 2y ago
> and the only way to know it's safe is to test it with reagents
The reagent tests will give you an idea of whether what you’re looking for is there (maybe), but generally won’t tell you much about what else might be in there too.
If you have access to a reliable mail system, sending it away to a lab is your best test (but probably at a cost).
And even then, they may not be able to detect or identify things not in their library.
- freeopinion 2y agoOn top of that, you would have to test every single dose because there is no assurance of any consistency. In the end this is all super sketch and risky, even with a lot of education and state-of-the-art testing facilities.
- LoganDark 2y agoEhrlich's reagent on its own can only tell you that LSD is present, but usually it's recommended to use multiple reagents to confirm that nothing else is present as well.
- Scoundreller 2y agoAnd even then, there are other substances that can give you a false-positive on Ehrlich's
- brnaftr361 2y agoWhat's the legality like on this? I know there's a comprehensive testing lab in Spain, but I feel like shipping LSD across the US via the postal system alone is a multiple felony, not to mention overseas travel? Is there a legal exception to this or is it just done on faith?
- Scoundreller 2y agowatch your DNA droppings/fingerprints and don't put down a return address. Dunno how illegal it is to submit something that you're actually not sure of the legality of until you get the results.