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- Jan 27, 2024
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silly question but I can't have a massive sack of it in the middle of my bedroom, how many KGs would a small bottle or bag, that I can store in a drawer, be?
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- Aug 7, 2023
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you'll want at least 50 mgs and id say ideally 100-200 mgs.
protocol calls for 25 initial and 25 backup, but if you weigh more than average, you'll probably want to consult the chart the user above posted.
my 200 mg vacuum sealed pack is smaller than my phone, so there's that to assuage any concerns over size.Upvote 0Similar threads
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