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Peach Caplet (SW12Z)
ID: 3234
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ID: 3234
Name: Peach Caplet
Other Names: SW12Z
Marquis:More infoThe Marquis Test is a reagent field test conducted by placing a drop of reagent liquid onto a small sample of the material being tested. The chemicals in the reagent react differently with different chemicals, turning a variety of colors based on the what is in the material being tested. No Reaction
Mecke:More infoAs with the Marquis Test, The Mecke Test is a reagent field test conducted by placing a drop of liquid reagent onto a sample of the material in question. Mecke reagent is primarily used for the identification of heroin and other opiates. No Reaction
Mandelin:More infoThe Mandelin Test is a reagent field test conducted by placing a drop of liquid reagent onto a sample of the material in question. Mandelin is primarily used for the detection of ketamine and PMA. It is a mixture of ammonium metavanadate and concentrated sulfuric acid. No Reaction
GC/MS:More infoThe GC/MS Lab Test  
Test Date: Aug 01, 2014
Pub. Date: Aug 01, 2014
Src Location: Milford, DE
Submitter Loc: Milford, DE
United States
Color: Peach / Speckled
Size: 440 mg, 12.50 mm x 6.20 mm
Data Source: DrugsData (EcstasyData)
Tested by: DDL
Lab's ID: 20140700088
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Submitter: Sold as: Unknown. Expected to be unknown.

These tablets were vomited up by a canine patient. This has happened several times in the past and now our client, the owner of the dog, has decided to have the tablets tested. The owner does not know where the tablets are from and/or how her pet is getting them.
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Although the lab was not immediately able to identify one of the substances in the tablet/caplet, this appears to be a probable nutritional supplement product of some kind because of the inclusion of stearic and palmitic acids. We will attempt to ID the substance.

The unidentified compound appears to be Triethyl citrate. See http://webbook.nist.gov/cgi/cbook.cgi?ID=C77930&Mask=200.