Freeze-precip carrying contaminants from solvent

[mrdruid0]

Hey there everyone

One would wonder if possible contaminants in a solvent will be transferred to the product in very small amounts of solvent left in the crystal matrix after pouring off?

Or does freeze-precipping and pouring off successfully remove all worry-worthy contaminants?

 

[wearepeople]

A thorough read of §10 of the health and safety (see the link below the banner at the top of the page?) would be good for you.

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[mrdruid0]

A thorough read of §10 of the health and safety (see the link below the banner at the top of the page?) would be good for you.

:thumb_up:

Thanks!

I've read it thoroughly, multiple times.

Even though a solvent evaps clean and is as pure as one can guarantee, there is always the possibility of trace contamination and thus the possibility of anxiety thereof. I am wondering if freeze-precipitation is more likely to protect me from possible contamination then evaporation.

Any constructive replies?

 

[hopefull]

I think as long as you use actual naphtha there should be no worries. I think if you use some junk lighter fluid as a solvent it can leave residue

 

[Auroas]

If you think it's dirty do a re-x

 

[expandaneum]

read some more as this question is covered extensively

I would start here

IMPORTANT: spice color purity fallacy AKA is your dmt ok to smoke ? - DMT Discussion - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

take care