al-laddin
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For whats it worth an old friend of mine prescribed prozac took acid with me a few times (same amount/dose)I would be completely fucked out of my mind and having the sort of trip you wouldn't want to repeat for awhile... while he would be pretty grounded and giggly....he was kind of afraid of acid though, for what ever reason so he didn't like to push his dose...I believe that the Prozac made the acid less effective....what I know for a fact is a dangerous interaction with any lysergamides is lithium. Its not unheard of this combo being potentially fatal.... As for 1p, I would treat it as you would ANY lysergamide.
Heres a quote from the AMA I spoke of earlier on reddit
"I think that there are many chemicals that are misrepresented as LSD. that being said, I am going to assume that the two liquids are LSD. Dosage has a lot to do with the onset speed and peak intensity of the trip. I think that one vial is a strong solution and one vial weaker and that would account for the differences.
Now, about "bad acid", the last step in making LSD is the separation of the inactive isomers and impurites from the active isomer d-iso-lysergic acid diethylamide. Only ~30% of the the crude product is LSD, the rest are these inactive isomers and some side reaction products as well. These impurities are only inactive in the brain, they have many effects on the body that contribute to the "body load" or "roughness" of the trip. I am certain that "bad acid" is unpurified crude product, containing a mixture of the aforementioned molecules and LSD. Acid needs to be purified via chromatography twice, once on silica to remove the side reaction products and leftover reactants, and a second time using a chiral substrate to separate the active isomers from the inactive ones. Large, professional labs could easily accomplish this, but smaller, less professional labs might forgo this and create what you call "bad acid"."
http://www.reddit.com/r/LSD/comments/1u64zl/i_am_a_chemist_who_has_illicitly_synthesized/
Heres a quote from the AMA I spoke of earlier on reddit
"I think that there are many chemicals that are misrepresented as LSD. that being said, I am going to assume that the two liquids are LSD. Dosage has a lot to do with the onset speed and peak intensity of the trip. I think that one vial is a strong solution and one vial weaker and that would account for the differences.
Now, about "bad acid", the last step in making LSD is the separation of the inactive isomers and impurites from the active isomer d-iso-lysergic acid diethylamide. Only ~30% of the the crude product is LSD, the rest are these inactive isomers and some side reaction products as well. These impurities are only inactive in the brain, they have many effects on the body that contribute to the "body load" or "roughness" of the trip. I am certain that "bad acid" is unpurified crude product, containing a mixture of the aforementioned molecules and LSD. Acid needs to be purified via chromatography twice, once on silica to remove the side reaction products and leftover reactants, and a second time using a chiral substrate to separate the active isomers from the inactive ones. Large, professional labs could easily accomplish this, but smaller, less professional labs might forgo this and create what you call "bad acid"."
http://www.reddit.com/r/LSD/comments/1u64zl/i_am_a_chemist_who_has_illicitly_synthesized/