All herbal products on our website are Not For Human Consumption. Must be 18 years or older to order. The products, claims, statements have not be evaluated by the FDA (United States Food & Drug Administration) nor the European Medicines Evaluation Agency (EMEA) and are not approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. All products contained on this site are for legal use only. To start in the United States requires an understanding of Legal Highs in human history. People have used a wide variety of herbs, plant, and spices to achieve what amounts to a legal high since ancient Babylonian and Egyptian civilizations, and maybe even earlier than that. Evidence uncovered indicates that incense censers were used to burn fish guts, butter, and snake skins as well as the old standbys of cannabis and tobacco in ancient Chinese and African cultures. The fact is that the Legal Herbal Highs like marijuana and tobacco have produced are a staple of the way of life in society. People need a way to get in touch with the meditative, unseen aspects of daily living in order to find a way to feel significant. Legal incense then might have been made of dead snakes, but it was an herbal incense legal high nonetheless. As legal highs in USA get fewer and fewer, it only makes sense that people would turn to smoking alternatives like herbal legal incense in order to achieve that needed connection between the soul and body, the mind and spirit that makes life worth the living. As time went by, the primary Legal Herbal Highs became marijuana and tobacco. Effective and cheap, the legal highs they produced allowed partakers to communicate with the spiritual world in China, India, Africa, even Europe (according to linguistic evidence which shows the word for "hemp" entered the German language around 500 B.C.). In fact even today semi-legal incense made of one of the three types of cannabis available in India is widely used during the festivals of Holi and Shivrati. And it's not as though Legal Highs in USA were completely limited to tobacco and alcohol. Medical marijuana dispensaries, in spite of repeated federal attempts to shut them down, have continued to operate in places like Oakland and San Francisco. Anyone with a prescription is able to obtain a more or less legal high. And that's not taking into account the millions of people who are abusing prescriptions drugs in a manner different than intended by their physician.