What is dapsone 5 gel with the label and which of other "dabs" that I tried would be compatible. I'm hoping that if I can get at least a few grams of gel I'll be able to start a trial and run with it - so hopefully my results will tell me for sure. Any help on what dabs could be compatible would greatly appreciated and any input would greatly be appreciated! Bubba Joined: 10 Oct 2007 Posts: 1230 Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2015 1:17 am Post subject: I have tried about 7 dabs of dap, dapsone in 2.5% and 3.5% 3% gel. These results: A few of the 2.5% dabs had no clear result, the ones I tried which did not work were 2.5% dapsone in gel and 3% gel. Not clear, but the other dabs had a little left in them so there are a few that could be substituted with different dabs and possibly that do work. Dapsone in 3% gel is very dissociative at least that I've noticed. tried a few different dabs, including 2% dapsone in 3% gel and dabs found them very difficult to handle. I think that these dabs are really, really tough to dissolve in liquid. I do know that the 2.5% gel I used wasn't very thick. I'm sorry if I seem hesitant to do this, I'm just really, really interested, but I don't want to do anything that would possibly cause harm. I think if just get an idea or 2 of the dabs and do nothing else with them but try to dissolve then they'll surely dissolve, so I'm hesitant at least. If any information on what is compatible dabs and you think is going to work I'm more than willing to learn. Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2015 2:24 am Post subject: I did notice that the dapsone in 3% gel does not dissolve and I think that dosing it up really low or higher than needed probably causes dissociation. I am currently wondering if want to try the 2.5% or 3% (I've had more experience in that particular ratio). _________________ Bubba's Haze: 1-2gr dried in 15-25mls of dry GHBC. Post Extras: The 2.5% Dap-in-2-Lol-2% gel has worked for me. Also try some 0.1% dapsone in 0.7x that of the gel, you're looking at a bit less than 1mg total. I've just done up some of Bubba's Haze with 2.5% Dabs and am wondering if you can recommend a good 1:1 ratio and that of it's potency. I'm trying it out tonight for the first time, I've only done 1/30 doses of one gram, It has been very clear. If any help in the 1:1 ratio was appreciated, please let me know! Thanks! Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2015 7:42 am Post subject: Bubba wrote: Bubba's Haze with 2.5% Dabs Here's a 1/30/15 scale 1 - 2 grams of Haze. A small international online pharmacy germany dab of Haze in 1 gram water. I used the dabs on water for the sake of this experiment, I don't know for sure if the water can be used to substitute. I took a few photos, will need to do more. (Edited by Bubba, 10 Apr 2015, 11:42) 1. 1.35 gram of Haze, a very tiny tincture in.75mls. 2. 2.0grams of Haze, a very tiny tincture in 1mls. That sounds good for you. I've been mixing Haze: 1-10 for the past three months: - 1.1grams of Haze (not very concentrated but good for general use)
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