Cutting agents?

Not sure where to post or ask, is anyone familiar with cutting agents for insufflation? The idea here is harm reduction from street powder.

For a long time I’ve been decreasing use. As people come and go consistency and potency obviously changes. I’ve spent numerous hours reading about potential adulterers to cut with. It’s very hard to come up with something concrete. Everything practically comes back saying ‘don’t do this’ or ‘this is bad’. I’m more interested in studies performed.

The best thing I can come up with is fiber. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks!

In0s¡tøI or cree-ya-teen. The former is likely better, though I’ve used a ton of the latter and as somebody who takes supplements daily(thru the ol’ snoot) neither have caused any problems.

I can’t speak on how it would work with street oh 8s as I don’t read that magazine, but with all the nasty ink and amount of footprints on those pages I’d assume anything that doesn’t cause any issue to winter enthusiasts would work fine. I’d assume those who read about the winter months are more avid and frequent readers, and read much more volume per session. Cre isn’t very friendly when it comes to dissolving(in water), at least quickly - so it can cause a bit of a writers block but much less compared to other things you could add to the pages. In0s on the other hand, once you get the pages wet they disappear(aka very soluble) which makes it great for reading through the .

M@nn¡t0l is another I’ve heard as a popular, relatively harmless addition but never personally tried to add pages of that to my magazines. I think it’s very similar to In°s¡t0l though and I believe both sugar substitutes.

Now that you mention the foremost latter, I have come across it before. No idea where, but somewhere.

If you’re familiar with cre, then you may have heard of “micro-cre?” Most likely it’s water soluble given how much less is needed but need to verify.

This puts me on the right track and appreciate your input Thank you!

FlyingBy said:

Now that you mention the foremost latter, I have come across it before. No idea where, but somewhere.

If you’re familiar with cre, then you may have heard of “micro-cre?” Most likely it’s water soluble given how much less is needed but need to verify.

This puts me on the right track and appreciate your input Thank you!

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I think the normal version does eventually dissolve. Just to do so quickly involves heat and stirring and stuff that your face holes aren’t really capable of doing. I’ve used it myself, a lot, and haven’t had any real issues with it backing up or anything like some less desirable things do. Sometimes it causes a minor disturbance if read in excess, but is quickly expelled via blowing(no homo) IME and doesn’t cause continued problems.

My biggest issue with it is it has more of a flavor that’s a bit off putting if you’re used to cleaner pages. For your intended reading it honestly may be an improvement, though, but still I’ve found In0s to be a smoother experience all around and so have some friends that like to read along with me. It’s one of, if not the most widely used magazine filler out there - at least for authors that aren’t assholes and like to shove whatever bullshit articles they can find in them.

I’m no expert by any means, and I can’t say for sure that reading these along side your normal pages can’t/wont cause any long term problems. But as far as I know they’re two of the safest options, and I’m really sensitive when it comes to reading stuff in this manner and I haven’t had any issues with the first two I mentioned. I’m sure I’ve come across the third, but don’t know for sure because I didn’t seek it out myself and authors don’t tend to tell you exactly what type of ink they use even if you do try to ask.