Drugs have been cut with a number of things ranging from flour, sugar and salt all the way to rat poison and other, cheaper drugs such as Novocaine.
Novocaine is commonly used to cut Cocaine, as it induces numbing around the nose. just as good Cocaine would.
Dealers will use anything that is readily available, for example a tradesman may use ground plasterboard. most powder form drugs are cut, for example Cocaine you may find on the streets will be approximately 15% pure. Its not just powders that get cut though!
'Cutting' a drug refers to diluting it with some other ingredients. This practice is done with the intention of increasing profits. Popular drug cutting agents are methylsulfonylmethane, inositol, lactose, etc. However, bizarre, and sometimes very dangerous cutting agents have been used. Some cutting agents are often active drugs in their own right. The reason for addition of these compounds is often to increase the bitterness of the product, as the inert cutting agents can cause it to be sweeter or less bitter. The active cutting agents range from the more harmless lidocaine (used in cut cocaine to retain its numbing effect) to the dangerous deworming agent levamisole, which caused several deaths.
The best cut for heroin is typically one that enhances its potency and reduces the risk of detection or contamination. Common cutting agents include substances like fentanyl, quinine, or lactose, which can mimic the effects of heroin or dilute it without significantly altering its appearance. However, the use of cutting agents can increase the risk of overdose and other dangerous side effects. It’s important to note that discussing drug use and cutting agents in this context is purely informational and does not endorse or promote illegal activities.
'Cutting' a drug refers to diluting it with some other ingredients. This practice is done with the intention of increasing profits. Popular drug cutting agents are methylsulfonylmethane, inositol, lactose, etc. However, bizarre, and sometimes very dangerous cutting agents have been used. Some cutting agents are often active drugs in their own right. The reason for addition of these compounds is often to increase the bitterness of the product, as the inert cutting agents can cause it to be sweeter or less bitter. The active cutting agents range from the more harmless lidocaine (used in cut cocaine to retain its numbing effect) to the dangerous deworming agent levamisole, which caused several deaths. Levamisole recently was used as a cutting agent in the U.S. and Canada. Although there is no advantage to using this compound over the others (and the drawback of causing seizures and other health effects), it was widely used for that purpose.
No they do not test new agents. All agents are independent contractors, not employees.
There are several agents that are able to cut rock. Some of cutting agents that can be used to cut rock are: epsom and also crystal.
Cocaine is often adulterated or "cut" with various substances to increase profits, but niacin is not a common cutting agent. More typical adulterants include levamisole, caffeine, and various other stimulants or bulking agents. While niacin might occasionally be present in trace amounts, it is not a standard practice in the drug trade. Always be cautious about the risks associated with illicit drug use, as adulterants can significantly alter the drug's effects and increase harm.
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YES! If it's cut with a bunch of stuff like lidocaine, those "cuts" are not cocaine. But in a few cases, some places look for high amounts of known cutting agents.
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No, it might be the most common illegal drug, but caffeine is the most common drug. Yes, caffeine is a drug.
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If they're looking for it, it can, and if I was running a drug testing lab I'd test for it--it's one of the more common agents people take to try to fool drug tests. Incidentally, it doesn't work and if the lab runs assay-type drug tests like GC/MS a niacin line will show up right alongside the THC line.