K2 Herb

Daughter Claims Synthetic Marijuana Killed her Mother Herbal Incense

We have been seeing a new fad amongst South Florida teens and young adults commonly known as Fake Pot. This is an herbal mixture which comes from the Orient. Users claim that you get a high off of this which is similar to pot but is legal to purchase at Despite the unknown consequences, blends of the herb sold as K2 are in high demand by customers at The Sacred Journey botanical shop in Lawrence. Natalie McAnulla, owner of the store, said she took over the store in September but the shop had been selling SHERMAN, TX-- Store shelves across Texoma are now offering a product that can create a high ten times more powerful than THC and it's legal. K2 is labeled as an herbal blend, marketed for home incense, but it's being used for much different purposes and Until recently, I thought K2 was an Asian mountain, the world's second-highest peak. Come to find out K2 also is a type of incense the Kansas Legislature is busy trying to outlaw because young people are smoking it. This kind of disconnect happens when Nearly a dozen states and several cities are banning or debating bans on K2 — a packet of herbs coated with a synthetic chemical that mimics a marijuana high when it's smoked — amid fears that its use is spreading among young people. K2 - also called It’s legal and readily available at local convenience stores, gas stations and head shops. Even kids can buy it, and it’s also virtually undetectable by the average employment drug-screen test. Yet, if Ohio legislators have their way, K2 incense, which .

It's considered legal in Indiana, but it's also considered to be potentially deadly. This small package of K2 incense, branded under the name Silver Surfer, was purchased at a local smoke shop for $17.99. Photo by Alan Stewart (click for larger version COLFAX TOWNSHIP — Three packages of K2 incense were reported stolen from a Huron County convenience store today. Investigators believe one of the intruders was cut when the glass was broken at Calvin’s Market, 805 S. VanDyke Road in Colfax Township Come Friday, herbal incense products such as K2 and Spice that have grown in popularity as substitutes for marijuana will be outlawed by the Texas Department of State Health Services. The ban follows the March 2 action by the U.S. Drug Enforcement .