Hey guys, so I just joined this forum basically because you guys have this thread and way more knowledgeable people on the subject than I could ever hope to come in contact with. Also, my google searches on 25i, since it's not too popular yet, have yielded me a lot more questions then answers. So I'm just going to lay out my most fundamental questions for you guys so you can hopefully answer them and we can go from there.
First of all, what does "complexing" a tab really mean? I get the fact that it's higher quality, more potent, and more likely to yield better results than an uncomplexed tab, but I still don't get what the hell the process actually IS. It sounds like it's the addition of the powder to some sort of liquid (water, alcohol, or whatever's best), having it dissolve, and then applying it to blotters. But I'm not sure on this. Also, I know the best way to "complex" 25i is to use HPBCD, but as most people on here probably know, if the average guy wants to get a hold of any significant amount of that, it's just not going to happen. Are there any alternate ways to complex that are equally sufficient? Also, when dissolving the powder, what liquid is best to dissolve in to yield the greatest achieved results? Sorry I'm really just a beginner at this but any way I can yield better results I'm listening to what you guys have to say. I don't think I should have to much trouble with the actual application of the liquid to the blotters, though I am interested to hear variations in drying methods, as the ones I have seen thus far seem subpar - i.e., hanging from a line and having an unequal distribution (more potent on the bottom end from the chemical sinking from the top of the sheet to the bottom while hanging due to gravity). Anyone who can answer my questions it's more than appreciated! Happy trippin, guys.
P.S. what proportions should be used when adding powder to liquid? I get how blotter proportions would work but I'm not sure on how many (ml/mg 25i) of water, alcohol, etc. I should use