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Where can i buy one!!! I have searched far and wide and every aussie shop I find has a disconnected number. Currently my best bet is america.

any ideas for a locally stocked meth kit? Just really need a pump, controller and one way check valve..

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I tried to call them!!!!! said the number was disconnected. I also sent a email a few weeks ago, to no reply :/

Dude they are still trading...I spoke to the guy the other day..They have moved to WA I think...Have a search on their website for a mobile number...It gets through to them...Can't remember where I found it but its there somewhere....

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Have you talked to RDP leon?

I think brock said something about water meth, otherwise it was CO2 or something. But they can probably do water meth as well, worth an ask

Hey,

Nah i havent actually. Spoke to Trevour at adrenaline and he has 2 kits on order but they are sold already for customer. Could you please pm me Brocks number, ill message him.

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