Yes, I've done the same thing and I didn't see any indication of oil either, but I think it's a little more complicated than this. I was testing under thick-persistent chemtrails only. I also wonder if the amounts are just too small to see.

I believe there are at least 4 different formulas (probably 5 or more) that they use. There may only be 1 type that uses the oil. I know when they spray the long, wide persistent chemtrails here, my symptoms are different than when they spray the short non-persistent trails. I have often seen them alternate these types of spraying from day to day, or even spray the persistent type in the morning and the non-persistent type in the afternoon. Sometimes they've been sprayed simultaneously.

Anyway, I have experienced 4 distinct sensations/tastes and symptom sets depending on the type of chemtrails being sprayed. So, I think sorting it all out can get confusing.

Nevertheless, I would be very enthusiastic about getting a specialist involved. I certainly wish I was wealthy enough to afford it.

I could tell them when the air was contaminated and when it was clear so they could sample at the right place and time. Then they could do whatever tests need to be done to find out what this is.

I can tell you that it really hurts me. The pain and symptoms that I experience are dramatic when they are spraying.

I spoke with an industrial air quality company in Portland a few months ago and just getting the process started with the first set of samples costs about $5000.

I could take the samples myself and send them to a lab and save a lot of money, but I pretty must have resolved that I am not going to do this if others are not going to be involved. I we were to have a group of people working together on this, I would be thrilled to be a part of it, but I refuse to do it alone.

I have had long conversations with labs about this testing process and I know it can be done. Unfortunately, the testing has to take the shotgun approach because, although others have done some testing, we're really not sure how many more things are present that they have not tested for.

I also know that knowledge/experience seems to differ quite a bit from lab to lab. One lab I spoke with didn't know how to test for methylmercury. In fact, they told me that there isn't a test for it. Another lab gave me an EPA procedure number for methylmercury.

Unfortunately, I know human nature, and regretfully, people don't get involved until they can smell the fire. The horrible truth here is, by the time they smell this fire, they'll be too sick to do anything, and probably have a viral-induced cancer.

I would love to be proactive about getting a group moving forward step by step against this criminal activity, but if people are not willing to lift a finger to participate, then they have acquiesced and essentially said, "Go ahead, spay; I don't object." And in this case, I will work to secure my own health and future, and that of my own family (if they'd only listen).