LSD, or lysergic acid diethylamide is one of the most popular and potent psychedelic drugs in the world. It's also a Schedule 1 drug, which means it's illegal in most places and should never be taken without proper precautions.
Taking LSD safely involves testing the drug to ensure it's pure and getting the right dose, preparing for a positive trip experience by nailing down set and setting, and making sure you have enough. In addition, it's important to understand the risks of using psychedelic drugs, such as flashbacks and tolerance.
The drug comes in a colourless and odourless liquid that's usually dripped and dried onto blotter papers. It's sold as "LSD tabs" and is a very effective way of taking the drug because it's so easy to hold. It's also incredibly fun!
How to take LSD with blotters
When you first get high with LSD, everything changes. Colours shift and morph into one another, objects leave trails as they move across your field of vision, and you become very hypnotised. You may also hear sounds and feel sensations that don't exist. You'll have a very vivid and enjoyable experience, and most people will hallucinate during their trip.
You'll need to find the right lsd sheets blotter paper to use and make sure that it contains only pure LSD. It's best to get some advice from a doctor or a reputable therapist about the right dosage for you and how long to take it.
Some people take it in 'tabs', small squares of paper that have been soaked in LSD and then placed under their tongue. Others will eat it on sugar cubes or other forms of food.
This type of drug is not for everyone, and can lead to a wide range of health issues. It can cause hallucinations and delusions, and may worsen conditions such as PTSD, depression and schizophrenia. It can also lead to tolerance, which means that you need to increase the dose over time in order to get the same high again.
Often when you're using LSD, you'll have flashbacks in which some parts of the experience come back. These flashbacks can occur at times of stress, but they're less common after you stop using the drug.
In some cases, they're not a problem, but for other users, these flashbacks can be a real symptom of a deeper mental disorder such as anxiety or depression. If you're experiencing frequent flashbacks, it's important to seek help from a professional as soon as possible.
You can't test every blotter you buy, but there are simple tests that you can do at home to check for purity. These include the Ehrlich reagent and the Hoffmann reagent.
These simple tests should be able to distinguish between LSD and other ergot alkaloids such as ergometrine, methylergometrine and dihydroergotamine. They should also be able to separate out other related lysergamides that are used as alternatives to LSD.
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