Just went and looked at some old dance safe pics of pills and a good amount look like that, speckled with the actual goods improperly mixed, heterogeneous.
Mixing some things and packing them can be a problem if you don't know exactly what you're doing and you're not using fillers that are correct for the chemical. I think the goods here are some type of an oil, or not very soluable.
So what these guys might do is they take a specific amount of filler and mix it together with the goods ... recalculate and then add the remaining filler to bring it to the concentration per gram they want. The only other reason I can think of is multiple ingredients, like other chems. But these are just one thing.
what you might end up with is filler that is mixed with a large quantity of the oil and filler that was mixed with that mix - creating different colored areas based on the amount of filler versus the amount of chemical.
Also the imprint is imperfect across all of the different tablets. it looks like when they were pressed some of the tablets took the imprint better than others. Maybe the filler is not packable or being something that crumbles afterwards easily, or the moisture.
And I had missed the condensation initially. That could be a wet tab actually put in at the time of packing.
So perhaps not all the solvents were evaporated, and some hold some water with them. Perhaps the filler itself was holding moisture. If there's no tamper on the back evident then I bet that's just a high moisture pill, packaged up and then condensating.
Basically I think we can all agree it looks like total **** Manufacturing. it really really looks like a hand pressed basement E pill. Some guy with a visor on listening to Armin Van Buren named "skip" was creating these badboys, lol.
Now all of that's not to say that there's anything wrong with it. The pill it could be totally fine and just have been made with crappy packing methods crappy mixing methods and apparently maybe not evaporated all the way.
But equally do you really want to trust someone who has methods that bad with the packing of the pill with the actual mixing measuring and chemical production of the material inside? It's all going inside you after all.
The more I think of this the more I think how silly my hesitation is and also how justified at the same time. For instance I'll take RC liquids and never think about it, when they can have anything in it and it's just not aparent because they're uniform and clear.
That's strikes me as a double standard I'm guilty of. A stupid assumption that I make all the time - however when I see one of these pills I think "holy crap that looks like junk and what kind of ammature idiot put that together". But that's only because I can see the issue on the tabs. And again the visual representation does not mean that it's actually crap, or bad for you, it just makes you lean that way. Could be that the production method for this particular chem is difficult to pack without some stuff your average internet lab just can't hack.
I dunno it's really made me think about the inability of the user here to ever really know what they're taking, and the ease at which visual representation can steer your thinking.
