LSD stable solution

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This tutorial is focusing on how to prepare dosages that can be stored, for substances that are typically dosed below 10 mg (e.g. lysergamides (e.g. LSD), bromo-DragonFLY, fentanyl, etc.) since it's not possible to weight them on typical milligram scales.

The goal with the article is to guide how to make a solution that can be stored for many years.

Materials

• Personal protective equipment:
  • Face mask.
  • Protective glasses.
  • Disposable gloves.
• Isopropyl alcohol (IPA), preferably minimum 99.9% to avoid impurities that potentially will contaminate the column and reduce the lifetime. Rectified spirit can be used, but it is often easier to find IPA in most countries.
• Two sealed containers.
• 1 mL pipette.
• 1 mL vials. Filled vials prevent oxidation from dead space that will form in a larger container when it starts to be used.
• Sugar cubes.

Avoid water as preservative

• "Solid vitamin C is relatively stable, but it decomposes rather quickly when dissolved in water." There's no evidence that even distilled water won't oxidize substances gradually.
• Avoid tap water, because monochloramine is sometimes used. It's a very stable compound, and there are no guarantees that it will break down through boiling.

Procedures

Put on your protective gear.

IPA solution

• Add 1 g IPA per common dose of the substance, for example 100 mcg LSD. Stir the IPA until the substance has dissolved in it fully.
• Fill the vials.

Blotter to IPA solution

• For blotters:
  • Weight up the blotters.
  • To get out 90%:
    • Weight 0.5 g IPA per common dose of the substance, for example 100 mcg LSD.
    • Mix the blotters and the IPA in container A.
    • Move the blotters to Container B, close container A.
  • To get out the remaining 10%:
    • Weight 0.5 g IPA per common dose of the substance, for example 100 mcg LSD.
    • Mix the blotters and the IPA in container B. 1 g IPA solution should now contain a common dose of the substance of your choice.
• Transfer the solution from container A to container B. Seal container A and shake it.
• Fill the vials.

Labeling

To avoid overdoses, label the vials with the substance, and the strength.

Storage

Store the IPA solution in:

• Amber bottles or covered in foil
• Store it in a freezer, it will stay in its liquid state, and it will make it much more difficult for the IPA to evaporate from the container.

Usage

It is safe to consume a few milliliters IPA. However, it tastes unpleasant and can be avoided by evaporating it. Here's a convenient way to quickly do that:

• Drop 1 mL IPA per sugar cube.
• Let the IPA evaporate from the sugar cube(s) for 1 hour.
• Consume the sugar cube(s).