drug_mentor
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^ Only you can say whether you should try it or not, just make sure that you educate yourself on the substance if you choose to indulge, try do it with experienced (and hopefully informed, but that may be wishful thinking) users and take a conservative dose. Like the saying goes, you can always take more but you can't take less.
I have used it a couple of times without incident, always dosing conservatively. I think the 2 main problems with G use are dilution resulting in largely varying purity and the huge level of immaturity a lot of users have towards the substance despite often experiencing and/or witnessing the negative effects of this drug weekend after weekend.
You can safely use G for sure, but it can definately lead to complications quicker than a lot of other drugs when you take more than you should. The unfortunate legal status of G means it is often adulterated, this leads to difficulty when dosing. That is why you should always test a small dose like 1mL or so of a new batch to determine strength before taking a full dose.
it is also dangerous to combine it with alcohol, because they potentiate eachother. Also, I am pretty sure alcohol prevents metabolism of 1.4b (I am told this is the most common form of "G" in Australia, and it is the form I encountered from 2 different sources on the occassions I tried it) to GHB in the body meaning if you have a few beers before you charge the 1.4b wont have an effect untill your body has metabolised all the alcohol some time later, this often causes inexperienced users to redose under the misconception they have a weak batch and later blowing out when the alcohol clears their system and all the built up 1.4b converts to GHB at once.
I have used it a couple of times without incident, always dosing conservatively. I think the 2 main problems with G use are dilution resulting in largely varying purity and the huge level of immaturity a lot of users have towards the substance despite often experiencing and/or witnessing the negative effects of this drug weekend after weekend.
You can safely use G for sure, but it can definately lead to complications quicker than a lot of other drugs when you take more than you should. The unfortunate legal status of G means it is often adulterated, this leads to difficulty when dosing. That is why you should always test a small dose like 1mL or so of a new batch to determine strength before taking a full dose.
it is also dangerous to combine it with alcohol, because they potentiate eachother. Also, I am pretty sure alcohol prevents metabolism of 1.4b (I am told this is the most common form of "G" in Australia, and it is the form I encountered from 2 different sources on the occassions I tried it) to GHB in the body meaning if you have a few beers before you charge the 1.4b wont have an effect untill your body has metabolised all the alcohol some time later, this often causes inexperienced users to redose under the misconception they have a weak batch and later blowing out when the alcohol clears their system and all the built up 1.4b converts to GHB at once.