I doubt many people on here are involved with these kind of things, but Just putting a warning out there for people to Avoid interacting with an 'incense blend' called pandora's box.

My freind tried some last night and had a pretty adverse reaction with fits and seizures and had to go the hopsital. Strong and strange Psychedelic effects also but not worth the hospital trip.

It's seems quite difficult to find out more about it, but i think it's ingredients are some very questionable synthetic Cannabinoids but if anyone knows any more- feel free to contribute.

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n-1-1h-indazole-3-carboxamide quinolin-8-yl-penta fluoro-1h-indole-3-carboxylate

Synthetic cannabinoids can have very dangerous side effects. Ive never heard of this one you speak of but going by your report i would stay well away! The only cannabinoid ive had recently that felt close to mj and felt safe (dose dependant of course) is 5f akb 48. This one was really rather nice. Dose is so important with cannabinoids. It's a fine line between nice and a trip to the hospital.

5f akb 48 is N-​((3s,​5s,​7s)-​adamantan-​1-​yl)-​1-​(5-​fluoropentyl)-​1H-​indazole-​3-​carboxamide so it's obviously related to the cannabinoid you speak of. I'm no chemist so i can't comment on the differences. Just be very careful with cannabinoids if you use them and always start with a small allergy test dose and allow time for it's effects to become apparent before jumping in.

I tried some type branded "Serenity" once it was flavored blueberry and no ingredients listed (they almost never do), anyways after smoking about 3 tokes of a bowl all I know is after about15mins I realized I was spaced out staring at a wall, holding the bowl wondering why I had ingested this drug, and had this really weird paranoia, and a strange body high thank god these legal highs don't last as long I was only in that state for about a total of 30 mins, but yeah it is a fairly known fact that just because its legal doesn't mean its anywhere near safe! Sorry to hear about your friend best wishes, on a speedy recovery. And thanks for the input.

As a child, my parents never put Mr. Yuk stickers on household chemicals as they worried that any missed poison would be assumed to be safe to drink.

It seems that in being a nanny state, people do tend to equate safety with legality, despite the fallacy of that reasoning.