Review on 🌞 SUNLU 3D Printing Filament: Precision and Quality in Additive Manufacturing Supplies by Derek Davie

I grabbed this while looking for cheaper filament and didn't read it fully. I thought it was just PLA+ but when I got it it felt and flexed completely different than the PLA and PLA+ filaments I had and felt more like ABS. After printing it looked fine until I picked it up off the bed and it literally exploded into individual lines, literally no embossed line stuck to the other. I've done this up to 230°C on my new Sidewinder X1, 240°C worked but looked more melted than anything else, but 230°C is my max temp at the moment until I got one due to the destruction of PTFE All-metal heat gets at temperatures over 230°C. Therefore I cannot use it. I'm also a bit concerned about this filament, PLA+ is pretty dubious as it's PLA with unknown additives but you know it's mostly PLA and releases lactide and you give 5% confidence it's non-toxic but you still know the content. However, after reading this, I keep hearing "pla" as "petg". I don't understand what it's about at all. I'm sticking with PLA due to breathing issues and only print other plastics with a strong cleaner running alongside my printer, which gives me some peace of mind when printing ABS, but after having trouble with it and re-reading everything I have no idea, no have what it is and the company seems very vague. I also received a roll of PLA+ from them which I haven't opened yet and I'm hoping it's regular PLA+.