K2 Incense - A New Way to Get High

K2 is a form of synthetic marijuana that is also known as spice and is sold under various brand names online, in head shops and even at some gas stations. It is made by spraying cannabinoid chemicals onto plant material and rolled into a joint or placed in a pipe to smoke.

How to Buy

Herbal incense is a mixture of herbs, resins and powders that are burned to release pleasant fragrances. It is usually used for aromatherapy and may contain oils or other ingredients that can provide medicinal properties if ingested. In November 2011, searches for the term "herbal incense" yielded more than 2.73 million search results on Google. K2 incense is a type of herbal incense that contains chemicals, known as synthetic cannabinoids, and is marketed to give users a marijuana-like high. It is sold under various brand names in smoke shops and convenience stores, as well as on the Internet.

People looking to buy k2 incense online should be careful not to purchase fakes or mystery chemicals from China. These chemicals are dangerous, and they could potentially lead to serious health problems or even death. It is best to avoid these products altogether. Instead, it is advisable to use real herbal incense from the store or make your own at home.

Legality

Synthetic cannabinoids such as K-2 and Spice are marketed as herbal incense, sold online, in head shops and in many tobacco and convenience stores. They contain plant material that is surreptitiously sprayed with industrial chemicals imported from China to mimic the effects of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in marijuana and produce a similar high. The chemicals used in these products vary from batch to batch, and potency can differ even within one packet of the same product.

The Repository has found that these substances can be purchased on Internet classified sites such as eBay, Craigslist and Backpage. They are also available on direct dealer websites that lure consumers with advertisements aimed at New York City residents.

Employers concerned about the use of these drugs may want to develop a drug-testing policy that would prohibit their use or possession on company property. However, since there is no test for JWH-018, such a policy may be limited in its effectiveness.

Side Effects

K2, also known as synthetic marijuana, is a dangerous drug that can cause many adverse side effects including anxiety/severe agitation, increased heart rate, nausea, vomiting, tremors, elevated blood pressure and hallucinations. It can also cause seizures, heart attacks and other serious health issues. K2 is not regulated and can contain a variety of chemicals that are harmful to humans. Long-term use can result in multiple organ failure, including the heart, liver and kidneys.

The chemical contents of k2 incense can vary greatly from packet to packet and even within the same packet. Therefore, the effects can be unpredictable.

The manufacturers of synthetic cannabinoids spray a variety of man-made chemicals onto shredded plant material and then package it for sale. It is commonly referred to as “herbal incense” or “synthetic marijuana” but it has actually been shown to be much stronger than cannabis and has different effects on the brain. These effects include anxiety/agitation, high heart rate and blood pressure, delusions and hallucinations.

Warnings

Police departments in North Texas have been warning kids about a new way they're getting high with often dangerous results. They're smoking a synthetic herbal incense called K2 or Spice, which is made from herbs ground up and mixed with chemicals that look like potpourri. It's sold online and in smoke shops under names such as Mr. Smiley, Skunk, Yucatan Fire, Red X Dawn, and Blaze, and it's clearly labeled as not for human consumption. Those warnings don't seem to be stopping young people from trying it, however. This kind of synthetic cannabinoid cannot be identified by regular drug tests and is exploding in popularity.