Probably done a runner. His score is awful 8/10

I don’t understand restrictions just sketches me out icl

Holy shit! I mean, we knew these were widespread but now kids getting ahold of them and thinking they're weed?.... this is absolutely horrifying. And one vape contained traces of heroin too??? Honestly, with all the damage that spice can do, it shouldn't be a class B. It's like strawberries and arsenic being in the same category of food. If the UK government had ANY sense, which, when it comes to drugs, they do not, they'd reclassify spice as a class A. Hopefully that'd deter dealers from selling it in "weed vapes" and it'd almost certainly save lives. THIS is the true danger of cannabis... contaminated products and products sold as THC that actually contain none of it. The best thing we can do, as people who know this, is to spread the word and to NEVER buy a "weed vape" from an unknown source.

“ The best thing we can do, as people who know this, is to spread the word and to NEVER buy a "weed vape" from an unknown source.”

Wouldn’t that be a bit hypocritical coming from us Biggas who buy untold numbers of these these things on here every single day, often from vendors who have just popped up and without any idea where the products originate or what’s actually in them?…. Just sayin’….

Yeah, you've got a point, but I still think we've got a responsibility as consumers to make sure we know what we're buying as best as possible. As in, we should probably avoid "cali" carts with really thin liquid that's strong enough to knock out horses and maybe some edibles (the classic sprayed nerds ropes) altogether. With bud, if we don't know the source, it's best to get a cheap microscope and inspect things closely. Globs of pesticides/insecticides are sadly pretty common nowadays, and some bud has some pretty damaged, tiny or messy trichomes which could indicate PGRs, bad handling or even that someone has tried to sift the heads before selling it. And with hash, we can do the burn test and the hot water test, which are pretty unscientific but give you an indication of whether you've got clean product. So, I definitely see your point, but I still think it's partially down to us to choose reputable sources, inspect things ourselves and, if a product doesn't have a rating yet, to only buy stuff with less chance of contamination (again, probably avoid untested vapes and commercially produced edibles). And if we get a bad product, we owe it to the community to call it out. There is only so much we as consumers can do, but I think what we can do, we should do