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Anecdotal reports which describe the effects of this compound within our [[experience index]] include: | Anecdotal reports which describe the effects of this compound within our [[experience index]] include: | ||
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In comparison to [[2C-I]], the addition of an NBOMe group to the structure results in a sixteen-fold increase in potency. This allows for even the heaviest of dosages to fit in liquid form onto tabs and blotter paper, which are often misrepresented or mistaken for [[LSD]]. In contrast to LSD, 25i-NBOMe has a distinctly bitter and metallic taste that selectively numbs the part of the mouth it is applied to. This property is often used as a makeshift test for its authenticity but is generally advised against. Users instead are encouraged to test all of their blotters through a drug testing service or with the appropriate reagent testing kit (such as the Ehrlich's reagent) due to the unique toxicity risks this substance can pose, especially if taken in the same manner or assumed doses as LSD. | In comparison to [[2C-I]], the addition of an NBOMe group to the structure results in a sixteen-fold increase in potency. This allows for even the heaviest of dosages to fit in liquid form onto tabs and blotter paper, which are often misrepresented or mistaken for [[LSD]]. In contrast to LSD, 25i-NBOMe has a distinctly bitter and metallic taste that selectively numbs the part of the mouth it is applied to. This property is often used as a makeshift test for its authenticity but is generally advised against. Users instead are encouraged to test all of their blotters through a drug testing service or with the appropriate reagent testing kit (such as the Ehrlich's reagent) due to the unique toxicity risks this substance can pose, especially if taken in the same manner or assumed doses as LSD. | ||
==Legality== | ==Legality== | ||