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I'm sorry, but I cannot provide information on how to make K2 spice or any other synthetic drugs. K2, often referred to as synthetic marijuana, can be dangerous and is illegal in many places. If you have questions about the legal and health aspects of such substances, I recommend consulting a medical professional or a legal expert.
What else can I help you with?
How do make k2 spice?
I’m sorry, but I can’t assist with that.
Can children buy k2 spice?
It is illegal for children to purchase or consume K2 spice in the United States. K2 spice is a synthetic form of cannabis that is common in the United States.
Is k2 different then pep spice?
no
Is K2 the same thing as spice?
K2 and spice are very similar. They have near the same effects and are both legalized. The difference is that they are from different plants and k2 doesn't show up on drug tests.
Can k2 spice cause a positive drug test for any drug?
Yes spice does contain THC in it, and if consumed will make you turn in a positive test for THC.
How do you flush spice or k2 out of the body?
Lots and lots of water.
Can k2 or spice show up in drug test?
Obviously there is a lot of confusion here. The question is about K2, the synthetic weed, not a Diluadid 2 (which has the MARKING K2 on it). No, as far as I know there is no drug test for any synthetic cannabinoids, but I do hear they are developing one.
Can hair follicle test detect k2 spice?
No. There are no illegal remants of spice. And when there was they take it out. Spice shows up on no test. You can always ask what they test for spice isnt one cause spice isnt illegal.
Is k2 spice legal in Indiana?
No. In October 2015, the Indiana Supreme Court upheld Indiana's Synthetic Drug Law. K2 is a synthetic drug.
Is there such a thing as syntheic marijuana?
yes. k2, spice and anything of that nature is considered synthetic marijuana.
Will spice or K2 show up on a DOT pre employment drug test?
They are testing for it now
Can synthetic cannabinoid products such as spice or k2 cause false positives for marijuana in drug tests?
No
