"Infinity" Brand Bath Salts and Plant Food

[mksnowboarder]

Yeah, I hate seeing these threads as much as the rest of you, but here it is.

Local head shop has been carrying "Infinity" brand bath salts and plant food. I was actually whacked out on benzos when I tried them, so I can't provide a reliable trip report, but I was wondering if anyone else had tried them, or more importantly, knew the ingredients/concentration.

I plan to try some more this weekend (yeah, I know the prices are ridiculous compared to what I can find online, but I like the convenience.)

mike

[IamTree]

freind of mine did some of that shit. pretty dumb if you ask me but he was tweekin. i think the ingrediants are some kind of amphetimine salt variation. alot like a aderol

[mksnowboarder]

No, they're research chemicals that have similar effects on one's neurochemistry as cocaine or amphetamines (for the bath salts, I think the plant food was probably a psychedelic RC and I was just too whacked on benzos to trip very much).

mike

[Headspin]

...I wouldn't trust it. Who knows what they are putting in it, and at what concentration. Plus the price is just ridiculous when you know you could get it for 1/4 of that.

[IamTree]

what plant food are you talkin bout? crack thats good for plants and humans? that sounds too good to not have any long term neurological effects

[Headspin]

Originally Posted by mischeivous

what plant food are you talkin bout? crack thats good for plants and humans? that sounds too good to not have any long term neurological effects

There are research chemicals labeled as NFHC and often times as "plant food" or "bath salts" that are sold in gas stations and headshops. They have been getting more attention with recent deaths and can be potentially dangerous to anyone who does not understand what they are taking.

I really fucking hate people right about now.

[IamTree]

id be more interested in actually giving it to my plants

[Lucifereus]

Originally Posted by mischeivous

id be more interested in actually giving it to my plants

Yes new arrival

[LegalizeSpiritualDiscovry]

Originally Posted by mischeivous

id be more interested in actually giving it to my plants

They label it as plant food just so that they can claim it was sold as 'not for human consumption'. It wouldn't actually do anything beneficial for plants.

[theshadowfax]

Probably alot of filler mixed with some MDPV and other nasty stim RCs, maybe a bit of m1.

[Erorr]

Its always going to be mdpv as the bulk majority of the psychoactive chemicals.

[psychomanthis]

Probably MDPV, Alpha-PPP or the like. I say fuck "bath salts". Coincidentally I have 2.5 grams of 99% pure MDPV laying right before me.

Hold on while I snort a line.


Good shit

[LegalizeSpiritualDiscovry]

The convenience comes nowhere even near making up for the ridiculousass markup in price compared to buying the pure chemical(s). Throw in the fact that it's extremely adulterated with who-knows-what and that you don't even know what the active ingredients are, and I really have no idea why somebody so knowledgeable in drugs would even consider buying that shit. Seriously, for the price of one bag of that shit, which is what... a few doses?, you could get probably more than an entire gram of MDPV, which is probably what it is, which is at LEAST 40 doses, much more depending on ROA and dosage levels consumed.