Magic Mint (Salvia Divinorum)

Our most popular item, Magic Mint (Salvia, Salvia Divinorum, Pastora; Shepherdess's Herb, Maria Pastora, yerba de Maria, Sally-D), contains Salvinorin A, the most potent naturally occurring hallucinogen known in the world. The Vandersnatch Salvia Extraction Method has been recognized not only nation-wide but world-wide as the most effective in the removal of harmful tars and chemicals typically found in the products of competitors. If extracted incorrectly using crude chemicals Salvia can be very hazardous, that is why we at Vandersnatch Labs use as few chemicals as possible and make sure the end result in chemical and toxin free, think the 'Whole Foods' of alternative substances. Salvia has been used for decades as incense, and a smoking herb. Minutes after the oral consumption of Magic Mint users noted instant visual effects including the feeling of being 'submerged in a cartoon world,' 'merging with objects around [them],' and sometimes being 'inserted' into a full dream world complete with story line and atmosphere. Recent discoveries concerned with Salvia Divinorum have found that these 'stories' or 'visions' are actually created by the same part of ones brain which they use to dream, the study found that the components in Magic Mint (interchanged with 'Salvia' in this description) with will open these sections of the users brain so that the dream world will actually merge with the real world for a brief 3 minutes and then the visuals will end and the user will quickly fade back into reality (with in 10 minutes). Each Magic Mint purchase comes with a Magic Mint Manual (additional manuals can be requested if so needed for reselling purposes). The extractions (10x, 15x, i.e.) are levels of concentration, 25x being the strongest. Please remember concentrations other then 15x (the most popular/most ordered) may take awhile to ship out due to rarity. Magic Mint is 100% legal in the United States. It is all-natural and does not contain any controlled substances. Legal Status: Salvia divinorum and salvinorin A are not currently controlled under the CSA. However, a number of states have placed controls on Salvia divinorum and/or salvinorin A and thus we cannot ship to those select states. In 2005, Louisiana made it illegal to purchase or distribute Salvia divinorum. Both Delaware and Missouri have added Salvia divinorum and salvinorin A into schedule I of the states’ drug regulations. In 2006, Tennessee and Oklahoma passed legislation on Salvia divinorum. Maine and North Dakota have also recently passed legislation controlling Salvia divinorum and/or salvinorin. Moreover, as of July 2007, legislative bills proposing regulatory controls on salvinorin A and/or Salvia divinorum are pending in Alabama, Alaska, California, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Internationally, salvinorin A and/or Salvia divinorum have been placed under regulatory controls in Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Italy, Spain, and Sweden.