Fake pills and dangerous batches are everywhere in Minnesota. If you’re using, testing your stuff isn’t optional — it’s survival. Fake M30s, pressed Adderall, Xanax with fentanyl — they’re flooding the streets and shows. This page is your quick guide to staying safe by knowing what you’re actually putting in your body.
What They Do: Reagent kits are chemical tests that react to certain drugs and cut substances.
How to Use:
What It Means: Different colors mean different chemicals — learning to read them is key. No test is perfect, but it’s better than guessing.
Why Use Them: Fentanyl is killing ravers across the country. Test strips can detect fentanyl in powders, pills, or even dissolved in drinks.
How to Use:
Remember: A negative test doesn’t mean 100% safe — always dose low and slow.
| Pill Type | Red Flags | What’s Real |
|---|---|---|
| M30 (Oxycodone) | Different color/shade, off logo, uneven edges, chalky texture | Real M30s have clear imprint, smooth finish, consistent color |
| Adderall XR | Pressed, uneven capsules, weird taste | Legit XR capsules have consistent shape and taste |
| Xanax Bars | Crumble easily, wrong markings, strange smell | Authentic bars have sharp edges, correct imprint, bitter taste |
Pro tip: Always test every single pill, even if it looks real.
No pill is worth your life. Testing isn’t just smart — it’s the difference between walking out of the show or ending up in the hospital (or worse). If you’re scared or unsure, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to keep you safe, no judgment, just facts.
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