Has Anyone Here Tried Bath Salts?

Does Calgon count?

This will end in certain tragedy.

America's version of Krokadil.

Lock yourself in a room when you try this, so you don't kill anyone and spend your life in prison,

I believe someone in (of course) Florida ate another human being’s face after taking this. I pray that this is a troll thread and not someone seriously considering ingesting something that could make you a zombie.

Someone I know well was into this, he became a caricature (queening out doesn’t even begin to describe it) and sexually voracious when hopped up. Never tried it myself nor had any desire to do so alas. It wasn’t a good look, in my opinion.

I get the sense it’s like meth for people who have sacrificed all their savings, their teeth and their neurons to meth and need something stronger.

Mephedrone is okay, it's like a cross between ecstasy and speed, but quite a bit less clear headed.

The guy who ate a homeless guy's face attacked him on the side of a highway in Miami.

The loser FSU student who stabbed two people to death up in Jupiter, FL will never leave prison.

Calgon, take me away!

I was curious because they basically give a recipe to make it yourself in this scientific article

Yes, back in 2011, shortly before they outlawed Medphodrone and MDPV. I mainly ordered them from a company called Wicked Herbals, who sold brands such as "Eight Ballz", "White Water Rapid", "Amped", and "Go Fast Carpet Deodorizer". They were all pretty much the same thing, MDPV, and presumably made by the same company. They were sort of like a cross between coke and X. They seemed "cleaner" than your run of the mill street coke, which is always cut with lord knows what. Plus they were far cheaper per gram - usually about $35 per gram. As expected, they're addictive and if you do too much you will be strung out as shit and unable to sleep, along with the obligatory crash afterwards and depression. Wicked Herbals was eventually shut down and raided. I believe they were operating out of Arizona, and it was a multi million dollar operation at the time. The unnerving thing was they inevitable confiscated their computers and essentially would have a list of all the people ordering from them.

"Ivory Wave" and "Ocean" were among several varieties being sold by Am-Hi-Co.com at the time. They were generally poorer in quality imo. Though "Ivory Wave" did gain some notoriety in the media when the news started to break about bath salts. Am-Hi-Co shut down several years ago, so I'm not sure where the site the OP linked to is still getting that stuff. It's possible it's several years old, or they could be ripping off the packaging and using a whole new formula.

"Champagne" was another brand. Good quality, but I can't recall who sold it.

Reading around on some forums, some people are seriously naive, and were posting complaints that they were literally taking baths with these, and not getting any high off of them.

Did a little digging around on Google and noticed there is another operation under the name of WickedHerbals that's still up. Not sure if they are affiliated with the original owners, or are just selling some back stock of their old stuff.

I like to soak in Mr. Bubble.

I prefer Matey myself.

Anyone remember Crazy Foam?

Soaky was also cool. I have still have these plastic containers!

My dermatologist recently recommended my trying powdered milk in my bath. I add the powdered milk package to my jetted bath and what a huge difference. My skin is much smoother and silkier because it contains lactic acid which dissolves the proteins holding together dead skin cells.

[quote] Has Anyone Here Tried Bath Salts?

Are you asking in the bath or in the nose?

TY R12