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Current Legality of Mimosa Root Bark?

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Oricus

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Hi guys! Kinda new around here, but I thought i'd just throw this out there.

I became fascinated by the idea of DMT because of Joe Rogan - and have been researching it for a while. And i'm actually curious, I know you can extract it for example, from Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark, and (I think!) Many other things. But im curious what the legality of ordering these things are into the uk at the moment? I've not come up with too much researching it other than a few isolated posts that are a few years old saying they had them seized by customs (One or two on this forum, how i found it actually!)

And am I correct in saying the actual substance of DMT is currently illegal? Thats probably much easier to find out over google, but hey, two birds one stone! :)

Thanks in advance, and hello forum ^^

- Oricus

PS: Sorry if i'm being utterly moronic and missed a post about this somewhere, feel free to link me and call me a fool if so ^^;;
 
gammagore said:
just order the bark from a uk supplier

and dmt is illegal in the uk

Aha, yeah i figured it was. Just googled it too, i don't believe its as high grade as it is! Seems really stupid to me! But heyo.

And yeah, i would think that'd be the way to go. Just was curious about the legality of it regardless ^^
 
You can still easily buy powdered mimosa hostillis root bark labeled under 'tepezcohuite' This is the same thing you're looking for, just under a different name. It is used to make skin creams as well as making dyes. You can still easily find this online in the US without many problems. It's label and intent kind of helps it go under the radar. Hope this helps with finding it! 😁
 
Spiritesseract said:
You can still easily buy powdered mimosa hostillis root bark labeled under 'tepezcohuite' This is the same thing you're looking for, just under a different name. It is used to make skin creams as well as making dyes. You can still easily find this online in the US without many problems. It's label and intent kind of helps it go under the radar. Hope this helps with finding it! 😁

i see it now, but this is an expensive cosmetic and most probably tree stem bark, not the magic root bark we a looking for here.
 
numbersix said:
Spiritesseract said:
You can still easily buy powdered mimosa hostillis root bark labeled under 'tepezcohuite' This is the same thing you're looking for, just under a different name. It is used to make skin creams as well as making dyes. You can still easily find this online in the US without many problems. It's label and intent kind of helps it go under the radar. Hope this helps with finding it! 😁

i see it now, but this is an expensive cosmetic and most probably tree stem bark, not the magic root bark we a looking for here.

Hmm.. I was able to find it for the same price as other mimosa hostillis root bark. I'll do some research on it to see if I can find out which it is.
 
MOD said:
Suppliers may not be posted outside of the 'Suppliers' subforum

thanks for the search, but 2.5 oz for $16 is as joke. root bark normally sells online where it is legal for about $100/kilo.
 
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