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Totenkopf (Philipp Plein; Skull)

Sold as: MDMA / Ecstasy

ID: 5902

ID:	5902
Name:	Totenkopf
Other Names:	Philipp Plein; Skull
HPLC:The HPLC Lab Test
MDMA : 151 mg MDMA aka Ecstasy, E, X

Test Date:	Jan 09, 2018
Pub. Date:	Jan 10, 2018
Src Location:	Vienna, Austria
Submitter Loc:	Vienna, -- Austria
Color:	Gray
Size:	13.20 x 4.10
Data Source:	CheckIt!
Tested by:	CheckIt! Lab
Lab's ID:	CH:201801-15

Sold as: MDMA / Ecstasy

Expected to be: Not Specified

Note

checkit! issued an alert for this tablet because it contains more than 120mg of MDMA. A second sample of this tablet contained 25% more MDMA than this one.

This tablet is part of a group of samples that were analyzed by checkit! between Dec 1 2017 and Jan 9 2018.

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