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<blockquote data-quote="bombastinator" data-source="post: 23736263" data-attributes="member: 43994">I never liked the word freebase.&nbsp; I think it was made up by people trying to sell salts.&nbsp; It makes it sound more dangerous and unpredictable than salts when in fact the reverse is true.&nbsp; Besides to call unprotonated nic “freebase” is only just barely accurate in the first place.&nbsp; It sounds like freebase ....... which is BS.&nbsp; I prefer the terms “unprotonated” and “protonated” as they are more accurate.The advantages of salts are all for sellers.&nbsp; It has a longer shelf life (so higher profit) and can be more mild at really high concentrations which makes it more addictive.&nbsp; Theres basically nothing there for users.&nbsp; It’s all bad.&nbsp; For users “no way to tell what it actually is”, older product costing the same, and the ability of sellers to addict users even harder.&nbsp;&nbsp; Why would anyone do that!?Because “freebase” is more “dangerous” because the word makes it sound like an unusually bad illegal drug famous people have been nearly killed by.&nbsp; When in actuality salts are worse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bombastinator, post: 23736263, member: 43994"] I never liked the word freebase. I think it was made up by people trying to sell salts. It makes it sound more dangerous and unpredictable than salts when in fact the reverse is true. Besides to call unprotonated nic “freebase” is only just barely accurate in the first place. It sounds like freebase ....... which is BS. I prefer the terms “unprotonated” and “protonated” as they are more accurate. The advantages of salts are all for sellers. It has a longer shelf life (so higher profit) and can be more mild at really high concentrations which makes it more addictive. Theres basically nothing there for users. It’s all bad. For users “no way to tell what it actually is”, older product costing the same, and the ability of sellers to addict users even harder. Why would anyone do that!? Because “freebase” is more “dangerous” because the word makes it sound like an unusually bad illegal drug famous people have been nearly killed by. When in actuality salts are worse. [/QUOTE]

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