MEDETOMIDINE Anyone have info? Seems like Tr@anq 2.0...

[PHXINC]

Just saw this for sale and have seen it mentioned a few times in ophiophile backrooms. Anybody have any real info? If it really is the new undetectable tr@nq i really hope vendors shelve it. Yes i know fat chance. If it doesnt put holes in people i guess thats a step...to the vendor selling xyl@zine on here... You fucking suck, Your the worst type of greed on earth. Hopefully one day youll take a little stroll through Kensington or the likes and see the maggot riddden holes in folks that takes MONTHS to heal.

 

[ADW84]

Just saw this for sale and have seen it mentioned a few times in ophiophile backrooms. Anybody have any real info? If it really is the new undetectable tr@nq i really hope vendors shelve it. Yes i know fat chance. If it doesnt put holes in people i guess thats a step...to the vendor selling xyl@zine on here... You fucking suck, Your the worst type of greed on earth. Hopefully one day youll take a little stroll through Kensington or the likes and see the maggot riddden holes in folks that takes MONTHS to heal.

Preach brother!! Amen dude

 

[Robotanical]

Just saw this for sale and have seen it mentioned a few times in ophiophile backrooms. Anybody have any real info? If it really is the new undetectable tr@nq i really hope vendors shelve it. Yes i know fat chance. If it doesnt put holes in people i guess thats a step...to the vendor selling xyl@zine on here... You fucking suck, Your the worst type of greed on earth. Hopefully one day youll take a little stroll through Kensington or the likes and see the maggot riddden holes in folks that takes MONTHS to heal.

Thanks for posting about this. It's interesting to see you mention this, as I recently saw a public health poster mentioning medetomidine. Interestingly, dexmedetomidine is used in human medicine for procedural sedation. It was more recently approved for sedation in agitated psychiatric patients, more specifically those with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

Whether this means the racemic molecule is relatively safer than xylazine is a big unknown and probably can't be quantified. What it does mean is there's now "h3r0in" being sold with even more adulterants, and there aren't tests readily avaible outside of toxicological science.

I don't know nor understand anyone who wants xylazine mixed into what they buy. It's just fucking toxic. I personally cannot see how the toxicity doesn't outweigh whatever positive effects people who seek it out perceive. It's also a disgusting cost cutting measure. I completely agree with your sentiment when it comes to anyone who sells this poison. Adulterant free is always best.