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Title: High quality safrole!
Post by: plurfect on September 23, 2012, 07:37 am
Just wondering any one interested in buying high grade Safrole? If their are people interested I could put up 100g listings for $650 and 50g for 400. 100gs safrole can yield about 70 grams mdma/mda. Which in the USA can easily sell for $5000+
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DigitalDong on September 24, 2012, 02:43 am
im interested. can get something smaller and check it out to be sure? what your prices gona look like for 100g?
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: blowdrobro on September 24, 2012, 02:47 am
Damn. How difficult is the chemistry?
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: plurfect on September 24, 2012, 03:28 am
I'll be selling small samples when I first start something like 10 grams for $85.
MDMA Production requires a good knowledge of chemistry. Take a community college  chemistry course or anything higher level than that.Try make some simpler things like meth or mda via helionol. Than I would recommend trying to synth mdma. Its not simple and you don't want to invest 3g into something you cant do. But if you study up and find a good guide on mdxx synth you should be able to do it no problem. Ive assisted in a lab before and I don't have any chemistry back round so any one can do it if you have the right resources and put your mind to it.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DigitalDong on September 24, 2012, 03:55 am
oops didnt see the price for 100g... can u get any other chems? acetic anhydride?
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: plurfect on September 24, 2012, 04:05 am
I plan on listing all needed items to make mdma eventually. Will most likely be making it myself from Methyl acetate so i'll have listings for both.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 04:15 am
100g for $650 is much too expensive. You can get liters for less.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DrDeepWood on September 24, 2012, 04:24 am
Making MDMA is not rocket science, you don't have to be a chef to make one good recipe.  If you want sharp yields and a sick, easy process then look up user Ron Paul on SR, under lab supplies I sell guides on MDMA and MDA. 

Post any questions you have and I will answer them in this thread.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 04:32 am
Making MDMA is not rocket science, you don't have to be a chef to make one good recipe.  If you want sharp yields and a sick, easy process then look up user Ron Paul on SR, under lab supplies I sell guides on MDMA and MDA. 

Post any questions you have and I will answer them in this thread.

I gotta say that whilst I'm not a chemist myself I have been reading through DrDeepWood's work and the guy seems to be packing heat when it comes to chemistry. I'm having the things he sent me looked over and then I will be writing a review based on what my chemists say. So far though, I gotta say I am extremely impressed. I am not sure if anyone remembers Wowzers but having read DeepWood's work it puts a lot of things in perspective.

So far, very impressed.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: TooChill on September 24, 2012, 04:34 am
It may not be rocket science but a more than proficient knowledge of Organic Chemistry seems to be required from research into the synth process...not sure if even a community level o-chem course could provide the knowledge/experience to make a successful batch of mdma.  Please correct me if I'm wrong Dr. Deep...I'm intrigued by the process and desire to learn more.  I've only have couple batches of dmt extraction under my belt...mdma is obviously much more involved in both knowledge of o-chem and the associated lab procedure.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 04:50 am
I doubt he will give away his knowledge for free in the same way I don't do my ML work for free. The guy does know his shit though, otherwise I wouldn't have said the above.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DankSources on September 24, 2012, 05:47 am
If you could offer 10Litres at a time and some 1/2 Litre bottles as samples, I am sure some people would be happy to step in.
That said  safrole is an oil, which is a liquid. Therefore measuring safrole in grams, while awesome for calculations, gives us all a sense that you have no idea what you are talking about and are here to scam us or act as a very unreliable vendor for the future. I invite you to prove me wrong.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DrDeepWood on September 24, 2012, 07:10 am
It may not be rocket science but a more than proficient knowledge of Organic Chemistry seems to be required from research into the synth process...not sure if even a community level o-chem course could provide the knowledge/experience to make a successful batch of mdma.  Please correct me if I'm wrong Dr. Deep...I'm intrigued by the process and desire to learn more.  I've only have couple batches of dmt extraction under my belt...mdma is obviously much more involved in both knowledge of o-chem and the associated lab procedure.


If you understand how distillation and reflux work as well as how to use a separatory funnel, what else do you need to know to follow a guide?  You don't really need theoretical knowledge if the guide is well written.  Maybe a good base of common sense, attention to detail and some previous technical experience helps but I have seen total drones being shown a process and not 4 days later repeating it perfectly.  Like I said, if you know how to use a frying pan and oven, you just need a good cookbook to make a panty-dropping dish, not years of cordeon blue schooling.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 07:14 am
DrDeepWood would it be correct in saying that like cooking, if you have the basic knowledge, you'll be able to make a decent dish and then if you practice then the meal becomes ping-pong-tiddly?
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DrDeepWood on September 24, 2012, 07:21 am
Yeah maybe this is the best way of putting it:
This work is like cooking a badass creme brule, a beginner can make a bit of delicious creme brule but a lot is left stuck to the plates, on the oven, spilled on the floor.  A true chef zips around the kitchen, never spilling a drop and being total focused on the details.  While the creme brules are almost the same thing between the two, the chef does it more efficiently and in the way he puts it together, either the preparation or presentation, there is just a little something extra you can't put your finger on that really gives it the magic.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Califinest on September 24, 2012, 07:26 am
i think i may get your guide with sources in next week.. im tempted.. lol
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 07:32 am
Yeah maybe this is the best way of putting it:
This work is like cooking a badass creme brule, a beginner can make a bit of delicious creme brule but a lot is left stuck to the plates, on the oven, spilled on the floor.  A true chef zips around the kitchen, never spilling a drop and being total focused on the details.  While the creme brules are almost the same thing between the two, the chef does it more efficiently and in the way he puts it together, either the preparation or presentation, there is just a little something extra you can't put your finger on that really gives it the magic.

Yeah thought so, this is why I employ chefs. :)
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: plurfect on September 24, 2012, 07:32 am
If you could offer 10Litres at a time and some 1/2 Litre bottles as samples, I am sure some people would be happy to step in.
That said  safrole is an oil, which is a liquid. Therefore measuring safrole in grams, while awesome for calculations, gives us all a sense that you have no idea what you are talking about and are here to scam us or act as a very unreliable vendor for the future. I invite you to prove me wrong.


In the lab I have only ever measured the volume of  safrole to make sure my glass does not overflow. Measuring by volume is not effective in organic chemistry as it is not consistent enough. Listings for larger amounts up to 2kgs (10L) will eventually be up for a good price.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DrDeepWood on September 24, 2012, 08:44 am
Listings for larger amounts up to 2kgs (10L) will eventually be up for a good price.

2kg @ 1.01 (g/ml) OR  (kg/L) density = (2.02L)
So youre right, in organic chemistry weights/volumes can be tricky
But I don't understand why you are implying 2kgs of sass oil takes a volume of 10L, it takes exactly 2.02L
Am I over-thinking this or did you underthink this?
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: plurfect on September 24, 2012, 03:34 pm
looks like me underthinking. I stayed up a little to late past my bedtime last night... brain was running a little slower than usual.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DrDeepWood on September 24, 2012, 11:18 pm
with your new account and your convenient chemistry mistake only someone who has never weighed out liquids before would make I would say that your services are probably a scam.   Not to mention the prices which are crazy even if you are synthing with it.
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: Limetless on September 24, 2012, 11:23 pm
with your new account and your convenient chemistry mistake only someone who has never weighed out liquids before would make I would say that your services are probably a scam.   Not to mention the prices which are crazy even if you are synthing with it.

Yeah lol, I don't know why people are even contemplating this given the price is around £200 a liter from China. +1
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
Post by: DigitalDong on September 25, 2012, 07:56 am
while theres beauty in simplicity I dunno how wise it is to encourage those without ANY prior lab experience is.. shit my first reaction i totally was overwhelmed by the power of HCL gas. ofc titrating is safer but its just an example of how taking chem processes too lightly can get someone hurt or worse...most MDx synths that I have seen require amalgamation... and mercury is really dangerous.. I really hope that a lab guide that encourages anyone with a kitchen skill to take safety as extreme precautions and cater to the ignorant mind of the unexperienced lab newb....
Title: Re: High quality safrole!
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