# Pharmacist Tests Sketchy Gas Station Pill, Tries to Throw Up, Sends it to a Lab, Doesn't get Results Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX5mAQRwcHc Recap page: https://rapidrecap.app/video/SX5mAQRwcHc Generated: 2026-01-18T23:34:20.286+00:00 --- ## Quick Overview The pharmacist tests the sketchy 2K White gas station pill, initially recording a baseline blood pressure of 123/78, taking the pill, and then recording a significantly elevated post-ingestion blood pressure of 156/86 after about 1 hour and 45 minutes, before deciding not to send the pill to a lab due to the negative physical reaction and the packaging's resemblance to a scam. **Key Points:** - The tester, a licensed pharmacist, bought the '2K White' pill containing a proprietary blend of herbal extracts due to its unique packaging featuring a kangaroo. - Baseline blood pressure taken before ingestion was 123/78 (0:00:35, 10:31). - After taking the pill and waiting approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, the tester's blood pressure spiked to 156/86 (10:08). - The tester immediately felt the need to throw up and noted the pill tasted strongly of chemicals, leading him to believe it was a scam. - The packaging lists ingredients such as L-Lysine, Ginseng extract, Ginkgo Biloba extract, and Icariin, but also includes a warning against taking it with nitrates or if one has a heart condition/high blood pressure. - The tester noted the ingredient list was suspiciously similar to ingredients found in Sildenafil products, which are often included in tainted supplements. - Due to the negative physical reaction (arm pain, nausea) and lack of positive results, the tester decided against sending the product for lab analysis. ![Screenshot at 10:08: The pharmacist displays the blood pressure monitor showing a post-ingestion reading of 156/86, significantly higher than the baseline 123/78, confirming a physiological effect after taking the '2K White' pill.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-10-08.jpg) **Context:** The video features a licensed pharmacist, Grant Harting, who reviews various supplements purchased from non-traditional sources like gas stations. In this instance, he tests a dietary supplement called '2K White,' which features a kangaroo silhouette on its white packaging, noting that its distinctive look prompted the purchase. The pharmacist intends to test the product's ingredients and monitor its physiological effects, specifically blood pressure, before deciding whether to send it for independent lab analysis. ## Detailed Analysis The pharmacist, Grant Harting, introduces the '2K White' supplement, noting he bought it because of its unique packaging featuring a kangaroo silhouette. He first records his baseline blood pressure, which is 123/78 (10:08). After taking one tablet, he waits about an hour and 45 minutes before taking a second reading. This second reading shows a significant increase to 156/86 (10:08). The tester immediately feels a negative reaction, including arm pain and a strong urge to vomit, noting the pill tasted like chemicals. He compares the ingredients list, which includes herbal extracts like Ginseng and Icariin, to known active ingredients like Sildenafil, which are often illegally added to such supplements. Due to the negative physical effects and the suspicion that the product is a scam based on the packaging design (which he found suspiciously plain compared to other products he has reviewed), he decides against sending the remaining pill to a lab for confirmation of illicit ingredients, concluding the review with a warning about the product's taste and the potential for harm. ### Product Introduction and Purchase Motivation - Tester shows the '2K White' package featuring a kangaroo design, purchased because it looked different from typical gas station supplements - Tester notes he is a licensed pharmacist preparing to test the product's effects. ### Pre-Ingestion Baseline - Pharmacist takes an initial blood pressure reading showing 123/78 (10:08). ### Product Ingestion and Post-Test - Tester ingests one tablet and waits approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes before taking a second blood pressure reading (10:10), which spikes to 156/86 (10:08). ### Physical Reaction and Ingredient Analysis - Tester experiences nausea, arm pain, and a chemical taste, prompting him to check the ingredients list on the packaging (2:28) for Sildenafil or nitrates. ### Conclusion and Next Steps - Tester concludes the product is likely a scam or contains undisclosed active ingredients based on the taste and adverse reaction, deciding not to send it to the lab for formal analysis. ![Screenshot at 00:00: Pharmacist holds up the '2K White' supplement packaging featuring a kangaroo silhouette.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-00-00.jpg) ![Screenshot at 00:22: Split screen comparison showing the tester's current packaging \(left\) versus what he claims is a display of similar products in a convenience store \(right\).](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-00-22.jpg) ![Screenshot at 01:49: Close-up of the '2K White' packaging showing two pills in the blister pack and the kangaroo logo.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-01-49.jpg) ![Screenshot at 02:28: Side-by-side comparison of the ingredient list on the front \(left\) and back \(right\) of the supplement packaging.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-02-28.jpg) ![Screenshot at 10:08: The blood pressure monitor displays a post-ingestion reading of 156/86, indicating a significant rise from the baseline 123/78.](https://ss.rapidrecap.app/screens/SX5mAQRwcHc/00-10-08.jpg)