AK-47 paper is a name sometimes used in illicit markets for infused paper or sheets associated with synthetic cannabinoids or other unregulated psychoactive substances. The term 30ml may refer to a liquid amount used for spraying or infusion, but naming and contents can vary widely and are not standardized.
Products sold under names like this are often mislabeled, inconsistent, or falsely branded. Public health and forensic sources warn that synthetic cannabinoid products can contain unknown chemicals, unpredictable potency, and contaminants, creating serious risks such as poisoning, psychosis, seizures, and hospitalization. (Synthetic Drugs)
Labels such as “not for human consumption” do not automatically make these products legal or safe. Authorities generally look at the actual substance, packaging, marketing, and intended use rather than disclaimer wording alone.
