Fasten8 Ed, or maybe you're a sock puppet for TurkeyRanch since you both have the agenda that different crystals of LSD have different effects, when anyone that actually knows anything about LSD knows this is not true.No. Look, LSD is LSD is LSD. There's no way around it, it's really simple. If you're getting totally different effects from something, the chances are that it isn't LSD to start with but something entirely else. There's a bunch of research chemicals out there nowadays that can fit in blotter paper, 25x-NBOMe -series, DOx and Bromo-Dragonfly for example. LSD is LSD-25 is Lysergic acid diethylamide is (6aR,9R)-N,N-diethyl-7-methyl-4,6,6a,7,8,9-hexahydroindolo-[4,3-fg]quinoline-9-carboxamide. There are no 'strains' or 'families' of (6aR,9R)-N,N-diethyl-7-methyl-4,6,6a,7,8,9-hexahydroindolo-[4,3-fg]quinoline-9-carboxamide."Needlepoint", "fluff", "silver", "amber", "champagne" are nothing but marketing gimmicks.If you make LSD you have LSD! It doesn't matter how the crystal is formed, it won't change the fact that you have LSD! You may be confusing analogs with whatever someone told you!
Lysergic Acid 2-butylamide or; LSB is an analog of LSD as well as Lysergic Acid 3-pentylamide or; LSP also an analog of LSD as well as the optical isomers of this, Lysergic Acid 1-pentylamide.Do your homework after tripping so much so you know what your talking about. It doesn't matter if I started with erocristine or ergotamine tartrate, if my goal is to make LSD, I'm going to end up with LSD and the effects being different in your trip are going to be because no two trips are ever identical! How can anyone even say that they know for sure that the LSD they took in blind taste test one is the same or different than blind taste test two.. Even if it's the same blotter! Having taken close to 1000 hits in my life, I'm pretty sure I know what I am talking about. LSD is LSD.
This talk of 'family' is not needed and often, misinformed people make up things or are sold things and believe things entirely the opposite of reality when it comes to LSD. It's part of the nature of the game and what makes it so alluring. It also has to do with people who would follow around the grateful dead and other bands and who try to sell LSD at a higher price than their competition and make more money than the other people selling.If its a different analog, it is a different analog of LSD, and therefore: not LSD.
In the past I have laid grams of 'fluff', 'needlepoint', 'silver', 'eggshell' and has seen shades from an off-brown to a purpleish twinge, but at the end of the day, it was all either well prepared and cared for LSD, or a different analog... I don't doubt there is a batch that have all sort of hues or colours to the crystal, but I also don't doubt that its just plain old LSD. This talk reminds me of going to the toothpaste isle... there are so many different ones, ranging in price, but they all contain the same 2 or 3 active ingredients (most contain the same one)... yet, people still pay more for some even though it all does the same thing and is, in all actuality -- the same thing.
Most people who eat under 500ug of LSD @ a time are probably concentrating on what could be wrong w/the LSD IMO. i.e. worked out and back was sore from previous day, took LSD, dehydrated combined w/psychedelics leads to sore muscles from dehydration in reality, the thought that person had of those particular blotters on LSD to be that they had a heavy body feeling but good visuals, but they could take the same blotter in a blind test on a differing day, and feel different about it. Set and setting really is what is needed to be said. LSD is an incredibly powerful psychedelic, and even the most experienced users still learn about it every time.
