Here is yet another K2 "verified" site that is misleading the public with its claims that it sells the only "real" K2 incense.

The most dangerous aspect of k2incenseblend.com and other sites in the K2 verified scam network is that people who have been sitting on the fence about trying this dangerous substance could be fooled into thinking this is a "safe" way to try K2. Nothing could be further from the truth and trusting your life to a site that makes false product claims is not only a poor choice but quite possibly the last one you will ever make.

Let's examine some statements from k2incenseblend.com:

"K2 Incense does not contain any illegal substances."
If it contains JWH compounds, which all K2 blends do, then it is illegal in half a dozen states already and several more have legislation pending to outlaw it, so that statement is a blatant lie. If for some reason, there are no JWH compounds in your K2, then what good is it? Regardless of what you state its intended purpose is, you cannot tell me you are not aware people use K2 to get high.

"Any online retailer or regular store that does not have a K2 Verified Seal is not selling real K2 Incense."
Another outrageous lie. The K2 verified network is nothing but a marketing
ploy and authentic K2 has been found many times in stores that did not purchase it from you.
If this so called "verified" network was legitimate, then why did KTW Enterprises LIE on its trademark application for the K2 incense name? How could KTW claim first use of the K2 incense name on 3/27/2009 when it was not even incorporated until 2/2/2010?!? You have been lying from the beginning and are still trying to push this dangerous lie on the public.

"K2 Incense contains some very powerful and rare botanical extracts"
Nonsense. The only thing "powerful" in K2 are the JWH compounds embedded in the substrate. Without that, you may as well smoke tea leaves which is about the strength of the "botanical extracts" in K2.

"K2 Incense can help create a calm, comfortable and relaxed atmosphere
that can help soothe both the body and mind through its
aromatherapeutic properties."
Somehow you managed to leave out the part about the tachycardia, respiratory distress, vomiting, seizures, anxiety attacks, loss of consciousness and hypertension that over 600 people have gone to emergency rooms for this year as reported by poison control centers nationwide. To blame it all on "counterfeiters" and not warn potential customers of possible adverse effects is irresponsible and reprehensible.

"Remember we are the Official K2 Incense™ distributor and many of the
products you will find online or in other stores are fake and of
extremely low quality"
What a laughable statement and obvious attempt to smear your competitors. I suppose you gathered up every competitors product and ran them all through a gas chromatograph before you made that statement. Of course you didn't. Another lie by someone who does not know how to deal with competitors fairly. Just like your rants about K2 with "hot spots". Did you stand there and watch them make it? If not your statements are speculation at best and libel at worst. Let's go with libel.

I know there are people looking to deal with the stress in their lives in a way that does not show up on a drug test. That is not a reason to trust your lives to a lying con man who could not care in the least if you end up on a slab in the morgue from using his product. Besides, Redwood Toxicology Laboratory has developed an accurate test for JWH compounds that is available right now to anyone who cares to use it for drug screening. So that kind of takes most of the appeal away. What are you left with then? A marijuana substitute that is far more dangerous and twice as expensive - and it could send you to the emergency room.

There are those that will respond and make ridiculous comparisons between K2 and alcohol to make you feel K2 is safe. Alcohol has a far longer and more widespread history of abuse and exhaustive studies have been done on its effects on humans. We know the downside of its effects and prolonged usage. Not so with JWH compounds.
When the man who invented it (John W. Huffman) says people are "idiots for using it",
I trust his word far more than that of an internet con man with a history of ripping people off. So should you.