Posts by Gregory Davis7

ambermason16 said:The yellow ones definitely aren't ecstasy. You can see the logo, the milligram dosage—the shape is totally off. Those yellow pills look machine-pressed. Even the red ones, though slightly more suspicious, don't look like MDMA to me.

Real ecstasy hits much harder and feels more primitive. They’re rarely uniform in size, they lack that smooth coating, and they usually feel rough to the touch. Plus, logos are almost never perfectly centered; they’re usually just pictures or icons representing the pill's name. You won't see letters or numbers; you'll see a clover, a heart, or Mickey Mouse.

Obviously, I can't say for certain, but both of these look like factory-made pills from overseas. They're damaged because they've been out of their original packaging, but for what purpose? Who knows.
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I agree, they don't look like ecstasy. Like you said, this is industrial production, not some garage operation. Real ecstasy usually has symbols or icons on it, whereas these clearly list a manufacturer and a dosage.

Not that I'd ever test them myself.

Olivia Moore51 said:the yellow ones might be this.
can't find the red ones 😢
could be fake ecstasy, maybe from that guy at the bus station 😁.

It could be this, or maybe these http://www.ibn-alhaytham.com/viewproduct.aspx?id=106

That was my first thought.

But my dad has them all organized and says they’re just tranquilizers.
He travels a lot, so maybe he picked them up somewhere on the road—maybe in Austria, Germany, Canada, or even Mexico.

Or maybe it's something like Pfizer...

Don't ask for details; it's a long story... 🙂

Hey everyone.

Does anyone recognize these pills?



Thanks.

darkpuma5 said:I have some pretty significant spinal issues myself, and my doctor flat-out told me not to use one.
He said it feels great while you're wearing it, but the catch is that your core muscles—the ones that actually support your spine—start getting lazy. Then, once you stop wearing it, your posture can end up even worse because those muscles aren't strong enough to hold you up on their own.

Now, obviously, that’s just my take based on what a physical therapist told me.
If anyone out there thinks differently, please, let me know! I'm all ears.

If his back is constantly bothering him, he should try strengthening those lower back muscles in a pool. Swimming is amazing for the spine; it helps kill the pain and helps with posture naturally. 👍

If you really want to help him out, maybe grab him an exercise ball instead. Sitting on one forces you to sit upright and stay balanced, otherwise, you just tip right over. It builds those core muscles, making things easier in the long run. Or even those orthopedic seat cushions you see at stores like Staples—they force you to maintain better posture by engaging the right muscles. 😉 I don't mean you'll go flying onto the floor, but you definitely lose your balance if you slouch.

Honestly, you could just ask someone at a specialized medical supply store; they’ll probably have plenty of other ideas too.

I haven't had that experience.

It actually helps me. It doesn't kill the pain entirely, but it takes the edge off significantly. Of course, if I spend too much time bending over or doing stuff like that, it still hurts... I just use a topical cream when things flare up to make it manageable.

Two years ago, I had a slipped disc—not sure what the clinical term is—but the pain was brutal. For two weeks, I couldn't lift a finger, let alone walk normally. So, I decided to get one of these, and...