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Hund mit Krone (Dog; Crown)

Sold as: Ecstasy / MDMA

ID: 6297

ID:	6297
Name:	Hund mit Krone
Other Names:	Dog; Crown
HPLC:The HPLC Lab Test
MDMA : 225 mg MDMA aka Ecstasy, E, X

Test Date:	Jun 01, 2018
Pub. Date:	Jun 08, 2018
Src Location:	Zurich, Switzerland
Submitter Loc:	Zurich, -- Switzerland
Color:	Gray
Size:	502.7 mg, 10.20 mm x 10.30 mm x 4.7 mm
Data Source:	SaferParty.ch
Tested by:	DIZ
Lab's ID:	SP:201806-8

Sold as: Ecstasy / MDMA

Expected to be: Not Specified

Note

SaferParty issued an 'extreme high dose' warning because this tablet contains more than 200mg of MDMA. Dual break lines (cross-mark) on reverse.

[If you recognize this logo, please let us know, contact results at EcstasyData.org -- this query is also true for a similar tablet announced by SaferParty in April 2018.]

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