Liquid LSD

Product Name: Liquid LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Solution)

Form & Composition

• Physical form: A clear to pale-yellow solution containing dissolved LSD-tartrate salt.

• Solvent: Typically distilled water, grain alcohol (ethanol), or a propylene glycol/water mix.

• Concentration: Varies by batch—common concentrations range from 100 µg to 500 µg of active LSD per milliliter. Labels often specify “100 µg/mL” or similar.

Appearance

• Color: Almost colorless to faint yellow or amber, depending on solvent and age.

• Clarity: Clear, with no visible particles if properly filtered.

• Container: Supplied in amber glass vials or small dropper bottles to protect from light.

Dosage & Administration

1. Measuring dose:

   • Use a calibrated dropper or microliter syringe.

   • For a 100 µg/mL solution, one drop (~0.05 mL) typically delivers ~5 µg.

2. Typical dose ranges:

   • Microdose: 5–20 µg (0.05–0.2 mL at 100 µg/mL)

   • Threshold dose: 20–50 µg

   • Full dose: 75–150 µg (0.75–1.5 mL at 100 µg/mL)

3. Administration:

   • Place drops on tongue or under tongue (sublingual) for faster absorption.

   • Alternatively, add to a sugar cube or beverage, but sublingual gives more consistent onset.

Onset, Duration & Effects

• Onset: 15–45 minutes (sublingual tends to be quicker than blotter).

• Peak: 2–3 hours after ingestion.

• Total duration: 8–12 hours, with subtle “afterglow” up to 16 hours.

Common Subjective Effects

• Visual: Enhanced colors, tracers, geometric patterns (closed-eye visuals).

• Auditory: Heightened sound perception, music “breathing” or echoing.

• Cognitive: Increased introspection, creativity, altered time sense.

• Emotional: Mood amplification—often euphoric but can lead to anxiety if unprepared.