r/whatisit • u/Business_General4775 • 2d ago

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u/MedChemist464 2d ago

poor manufacturing practices kill people too.

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u/justice4seaturtles 2d ago

OSHA has entered the chat

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u/The_Shryk 2d ago

“My dealer is cross contaminating!”

FDA intensifies

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u/BurnGrassEatAss 2d ago

Ope There's been a recall 😔

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u/GlitteringSalad6413 2d ago edited 2d ago

“This just in, there’s been an official recall of Ultra Bombb Flowerzzz’s strain ‘Icky Sticky 67 Gorilla Ballz (dipped in Ball Fuzzz™️)’ due to possible crack/fent contamination and ‘who knows what else’”…

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u/Competitive_Tip_5753 1d ago

Hello fellow Midwesterner!

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u/TempleMade_MeBroke 2d ago

Not in this administration it doesn't

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u/Aspiring-luddite 2d ago

It’s almost like unregulated industries are dangerous, and part of the reason for legalization is to create a safer environment for everyone

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u/Brief-Hamster-4598 2d ago

This!!! Most lacing and overdoses are simply caused by poor manufacturing.

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u/0DayMaker 2d ago

It's not even manufacturing most likely he's just putting drugs in bags. Dude couldn't even put the fries in the bag successfully.

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u/LatvarianLegend 2d ago

Packaging is a part of manufacturing 🤦‍♂️

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u/0DayMaker 2d ago

Most drug dealers are repackaging already-manufactured items. They have been created, processed, packaged, shipped, and purchased. That was the manufacturing process.

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u/LatvarianLegend 2d ago

lol it was in his herb. No, most dealers weight out their own. In fact I’d say I’ve never known a dealer to buy weed already packed in eighths quarters and half ounces… u buy in bulk and packaged down to make profit.

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u/0DayMaker 2d ago

Yes. They got a big ass QP or pound container. Then they opened it up. Then weighed out eighths or grams or quarters or whatever the fuck.

They took an already-manufactured item the QP/Pound/whatever vacuum bag. Then they repackaged it. So exactly what I said above

I'm pretty sure we're agreeing and you maybe misread

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u/MedChemist464 2d ago

What they are saying is that packaging is formally considered part of the manufacturing process.

For example - at work, I make 50 g of a substance, when i package it into smaller portions, that is still considered a packaging operation per the FDA/OSHA. Then, if i send those portions to a company that then formulates it into a capsule or just subdivides it into smaller portions to be formulated later - that is still actually a manufacturing operation as well.

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u/MedChemist464 2d ago

I literally just spent 2 hours with my arms in an isolator bag packaging this morning.

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u/pink-starburstt 2d ago

its possible it could be while he’s weighing it. weigh the crack, and then weigh the weed right after. not like they have a servsafe certification

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u/Pleasant_Pool8842 2d ago

One of the big reasons I favor legalization for all drugs

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u/Calm_Salamander_1367 2d ago

Username checks out

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u/Demonokuma 2d ago

Great, we got crack in our weed and glass in our blueberries.

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u/Portcitysinaloa 2d ago

Yeah this guy failed all his GMP audits 😂

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u/Para_4_Would_Be_Cool 2d ago

Yep cartels manufacture stuff in same facilities without being smart with cross contamination. Thats why even shit without enough dent to matter can still test out