Has anyone heard of using a hand cleaner called Germ X in the using or making of crystal meth?

Question

Working on a case involving a law suit where plaintiffs were burned using this product (2:00 a.m. in the morning) and are now suing the company. They are known meth users. This product contains 62% ethyl alcohol

Answer 1

No, Germ-X would not be an ingredient used to make meth.

Tweakers are known to get loopy about some weird things... could be that they were just trying to kill some nonexistent germs. It's not uncommon for meth users to become somewhat (if not extremely) obsessive-compulsive, either.

The whole idea about the Germ-X causing burns could be a scam... or a hallucination... like I say, meth users tend to be some erratic folks.

Answer 2

List the contents of the product. That will help determine if it is possible.

I really don't think it could be used for that, though. Ethanol, methanol, are both cheaper and easier to get without suspicion via other methods. It contains, I'm certain, no pseudo-ephedrine hydrochloride, iodine, zinc metal, or nor catalytic hydrogenation materials, so I cannot see it being useful in the synthesis of n-methyl, amphetamine (Meth).

Answer 3

Never heard that one before, but I will say that it leaves a sticky residue on my hands after I use it.

I prefer Purell Hand Sanitizer.

Hope this helps. Good Luck On Your Case!

Answer 4

Geez a lawyer making $47 milliion an hour tax free and you have to ask here ???

Answer 5

well, sounds like you are a great road.... NOT.... get straight.... stop doing drugs..... I know. I am now 57 grew up in sixties, sterile, alone and went down path you are headed. Get away from anyone who takes anything. Life is too short. When you get older, you will regret it and you will get sick and you are going to ruin your life.

Answer 6

they r stupid druggies thats all