I guess there isnt any, but in my experience, there is no noticable difference from different blends of changa and pure DMT, atleast not to me, unless there is salvia divinorum in the changa, which there often is, people cut their changa with salvia and pass it off as the real thing, atleast here in scandinavia, when i get that type of blend there is a major difference, but from one herbal mix to another its more or less the same, to the degree dmt trips can be the same
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