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WTF Herbal Incense is sold as an “herbal incense” product — i.e., a plant-based aromatic blend. For example: “ ’WTF!?’ is what you will be saying all night long when you burn this herbal incense to help improve the environment’s aroma.”

The brand packaging touts strong aroma and long-lasting scent. For example: “strong, long-lasting, and a totally unique scent.”

However: despite being labelled “incense”, many sources indicate it’s used (or designed) for smoking and psychoactive effects rather than purely aromatic/ritual use.

• Some sellers describe it simply as a fragrance/herbal incense: e.g., “Burn when you need to just chill and mellow out.”
• Others explicitly advertise smoking use: e.g., “WTF Blueberry … extreme strength variety of herbal incense … part of our strongest selection of legal highs in our …”
• Reviewers note the product is popular among younger users and is sometimes used to mimic effects of marijuana/synthetic cannabinoids. Buy WTF incense.

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Ingredients & effects

Ingredients:

• One review lists herbal blends: tussilago farfara, althaea officinalis, turnera diffusa, verbascum thapsus, artemisia vulgaris.
• However: The actual chemical composition (especially if used for smoking) may include synthetic cannabinoids or other additives — and packaging/marketing may misrepresent the true contents.
  Reported effects (from reviews of “smoking” the product):
• Stronger than marijuana in some reports; described as “downer” vs “upper” (i.e., heavy body-feel, lethargy) rather than energizing.
• Effects last ~20 minutes typical, up to ~40 for first-time users.
• Side-effects include: confusion, paranoia, mild hallucinations, heavy sedation, strong hunger (“munchies”). Buy WTF incense online

Legality & Health / Safety Concerns

Legality:

• Although some listings claim “legal in all 50 states” (USA) for particular formulations of WTF Herbal Incense.
• Important: The classification of “herbal incense” is sometimes used to market products containing synthetic cannabinoids (i.e., designer drug analogues). The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) states that “spice/K2” style products are often sold as “herbal incense” but used for psychoactive effects.

Health / safety risks:

• The DEA fact sheet: adverse effects reported with synthetic cannabinoid products: elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure, tremors, seizures, vomiting, hallucinations, anxiety.
• User-reviews for WTF report serious side-effects: e.g., “heart rate skyrocketed”, “mild heart attack”, panic attacks and other long-term vision/health issues.

  • Because contents may vary/unclear, and because smoking blends labelled “incense” may not actually be legal or safe, there is a risk of unpredictable intoxication or medical emergency.
    Important caution: Packaging may say “for potpourri only, not for human consumption” (in some merchandising) but actual usage may contradict this — leading to potential legal/health issues. Buy WTF incense online.