Doritos 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Degree Burn

A few weeks ago I was at my local Big Johns when I saw a snack pack of Doritos "2nd Degree Burn" Buffalo flavored chips. It was The Office night (or something like that) so I picked one up to have something to snack on. As I ate the chips I found them to be increasingly hot, and eventually to the point where my eyes where watering (I had severely chapped lips at the time which may have contributed) but I enjoyed them so much I finished the bag quickly. These chips were the hottest chips I had ever tasted, and I assumed the "2nd Degree Burn" meant there was a 1st and 3rd as well.
 
Recently, I've been craving them so I've looked around for them. I even went back to the same Big Johns, but couldn't find them. I Googled the product to see if it had been taken off the shelves for being to hot for the average consumers comfort, but I was taken off track by a report someone had made on the 3rd Degree Burn flavor, Habanero (the hottest natural pepper on Earth IIRC). The reviewers claimed that the first chip was too much for them, and they spent 10 minutes just to get rid of the burn.
 
So I was wondering, has anyone here tried it? Has anyone who is use to hot peppers had it? I've been exposed to spicy foods more than the average person, but I wouldn't say I could handle the extreme flavors. I currently can't find any of these chips (1st Degree-Jalapeno, 2nd Degree-Buffalo Sauce, 3rd Degree-Habenero) so I was wondering if someone on here knew more about it.
 

" I love spicy food.   "

" @Retnex said:

" @Edamame said:

" I love spicy food.   "

You should try these. I'd like to hear the opinion of someone who has actually eaten spicy foods before (not people who think Red Hots are hot) "

I love Chicken Tikka Masala.  : ) "

" @Retnex:  I've been hearing commercials on the radio for months now about those chips and the next time you eat those burn Doritos make sure to find a special type of Pepsi that's supposed to help with the spicyness of it. "

" @Retnex:  You probably just have to keep your eyes open. Perhaps you might try checking out a Walmart? "

" @Retnex: It's an Indian dish.  I also like Spicy Pad Thai.  Thai food is so delicious.  "

" @Retnex: It depends on the type of restaurant.  Are you allergic? I also don't like a lot of yogurt in it.  I am mildly allergic to it.  "

" @Retnex:  Then one word... well actually a website. Amazon.com. *Lol.* "

" @Retnex: It might be possible to get it that way. Do you have any Indian restaurants in your area? "

 @Amarate Rogers said:

" @Retnex:  Have you tried checking out various supermarkets? "

" @Retnex: How about Chinese restaurants? There is a spicy tofu dish. In Japanese cuisine, I am sure you know about wasabi.  "

This should just be the Spicy Food thread :)

Only spicy food I eat often is chicken wings. Lol.

" This should just be the Spicy Food thread :) "

I got 5 bucks to eat a habanero once..wasn't too bad
 
and 20 to take a cap full of this stuff...WHICH WAS TERRIBLY HOT
 

" I got 5 bucks to eat a habanero once..wasn't too bad
 
and 20 to take a cap full of this stuff...WHICH WAS TERRIBLY HOT
 

"

" finally found these chips, 2nd degree are actually very good (and hot) but 3rd degree is insanely hot and not even a tasty flavor "

" @Retnex said:

" @aztek the lost said:

" finally found these chips, 2nd degree are actually very good (and hot) but 3rd degree is insanely hot and not even a tasty flavor "

I love the 2nd degree, where did you find the 3rd? "

same place as the 2nd, some gas station "

3rd Degree Burn is the hottest thing to touch my throat EVER. I litterly cried for like 3 mins after the first one, Then i chugged the rest of the bad and not even milk and ice cream could south the burn. I spent like 3 hours sweating and crying no lie. 
 
Just for the record i bout 1st 2nd and 3rd degree at the same store and this was yesturday.

i love spicy food 
i have to find these doritos