Ignore any name he tells you. If it looks like some awesome herb than buy it. If you think you could get the same quality elsewhere for cheaper, then don't buy it, but if YOU think it's good enough to buy, then buy it.

People will toss out any name they hear to make better sales, and keep in mind he says, "he can get it." That sounds like he is nothing more than a middleman and may be saying it's that much, to pocket some profit. Buy straight from a dealer, if you can for the best deals. Middle people like to take a bit of profit for their work, in either money form or pinching from your bag. I'm not all of them do this, but just be careful as a lot of them do.
Nochowderforyou Reviewed by Nochowderforyou on . How do you tell if something is White Rhino? Alright, the story: A friend I work with claims he can get an ounce of White Rhino for $400. Now, he's getting it from a rural area near Cincinnati, known for how many potheads are out there, so I don't doubt there is some out there. The question is, when I go to get some, how do I know it's actually White Rhino and not just some really good sinsemilla? What are the unique features to watch out for? Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer some advice. Rating: 5