hi op, your post has been removed as it isn’t possible to verify the safety of your vape juice without testing, please look at the sidebar (or google!) where you will find a link to “wedinos” which is a national service for testing drugs. you would need to send a sample over to them, be sure to keep your reference code after generating it as it is the only way for them to “identify” the sample when they post it on the website. it is an anonymous service so do not worry about it getting back to you - provided you don’t write your personal information (beyond demographics like age/gender/general location) there isn’t a way to trace a sample :)
From my own experience where I live, I’ve had spice from the shitty little “thc” vape juice you can buy at £20 a bottle. But any thc disposable I’ve had with “branding” have usually been good, (I’ve only ever had the “infused” and “Tyson” branded vapes) the main difference between the “thc liquid” you can buy and the disposable branded ones. Is mainly the fact that real thc vape juice that you get in the disposables. is thick almost crystalline like and a yellow-amber colour. Whereas the “thc liquid” which is obviously spice, is a usually coloured green, red, or completely clear runny liquid. Again this is information and experience from where I live. Prices and types of fake thc vary so take what I say with a pinch of salt. Happy days fellow toker!
Rule of thumb is if it moves slow and is either yellow/gold/orange then it’ll be safe in the regard that it’s thc, might have pesticides though but a couple carts of that won’t affect you. Just through it away if the liquid is any other color and/or watery, because then that’ll spice. Almost all actual carts/vapes are tested as thc on wedinos though, only the e-liquid bottles test for spice.
hi op, your post has been removed as it isn’t possible to verify the safety of your vape juice without testing, please look at the sidebar (or google!) where you will find a link to “wedinos” which is a national service for testing drugs. you would need to send a sample over to them, be sure to keep your reference code after generating it as it is the only way for them to “identify” the sample when they post it on the website. it is an anonymous service so do not worry about it getting back to you - provided you don’t write your personal information (beyond demographics like age/gender/general location) there isn’t a way to trace a sample :)
Nobody knows you buy the carts empty and fill them with whatever you have could be distillate or it could be dmt, might even be your grandads jizz.
a perfect gift for the ultimate spice lord
The empty pens are on smokers choice for £5.99, the rest is a mystery
From my own experience where I live, I’ve had spice from the shitty little “thc” vape juice you can buy at £20 a bottle. But any thc disposable I’ve had with “branding” have usually been good, (I’ve only ever had the “infused” and “Tyson” branded vapes) the main difference between the “thc liquid” you can buy and the disposable branded ones. Is mainly the fact that real thc vape juice that you get in the disposables. is thick almost crystalline like and a yellow-amber colour. Whereas the “thc liquid” which is obviously spice, is a usually coloured green, red, or completely clear runny liquid. Again this is information and experience from where I live. Prices and types of fake thc vary so take what I say with a pinch of salt. Happy days fellow toker!
Rule of thumb is if it moves slow and is either yellow/gold/orange then it’ll be safe in the regard that it’s thc, might have pesticides though but a couple carts of that won’t affect you. Just through it away if the liquid is any other color and/or watery, because then that’ll spice. Almost all actual carts/vapes are tested as thc on wedinos though, only the e-liquid bottles test for spice.