Drug info - Fort Dodge Yellow Label - Ketaset vs Vetalar

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Plain and simple as the title.

Back in the day we used to get these Fort Dodge Yellow Ketaset Bottles that were so great in many ways.
Not only was it strong it was a very clean headache free high.
When you snorted it you barely got the headache inducing clog up of your ear, nose, and throat.
Booting it you rarely got nauseous.

Well sadly to say the Yellow Label Fort Dodges Ketaset went MIA for a while.
I know this because I was arrested trying to buy them.
I actually heard of 5 people of 6 who went to go buy them and they got arrested.
It started to seem like the government was controlling them and using the delicious flavor as bait.

This was probably 5 years ago of the arrests and 8 years of a steady connect of them.

However now I have come across some Yellow Labels again.
They are Fort Dodge label.
However it says Vetalar instead of Ketaset.
Most websites group them into one genre (Ketamine) but I want to know if there is a deciding difference between them.
Is the formula/mixture different or is it just a simple marketing change.

The bottles look the same but have suddle differences.
The originals had a finer print on the label.
The paper on the original was smooth and glossy where the new ones are rough and fuzzy.
There is also no NDC number above the name or anywhere on the bottle.
Any Ideas?
Is it a different formula?
Different name?

Let me know I wanna settle a dispute.