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The sample, which appeared to the naked eye to be fairly even and slightly damp or sticky, was initially misidentified because the lab did not notice that the material was not homogenous.
Under later examination with a magnifying glass, there were clearly different types and colors of crystals and powders mashed together that were not thoroughly mixed.
When the lab scooped a small amount of the material and homogenized it to complete the first pass analysis, they found two drugs. After preparing the sample for a second analysis, six drugs were found.
Submitter writes: