So is it basically random? That sounds unsafe.

Not random but variable. Thats why transparency (batch info, testing philosophy, warnings) matters. Lack of transparency increases uncertainty.

And from a safety lens: if someone has underlying conditions or is on certain medications, risk can change. We can’t give personal advice here, but we can say not for everyone.

Also can we please stop calling everything BANNED. It makes people act stupid.

In Nepal its not used like a dare. Outsiders made it a meme, then blamed the product.