I have about a gram of 2C-B mixed with 1000g of water since I didn't have a scale before. One gram of water should equal 1mg of 2C-B. Anyway, the water is frozen and I took some ice from the top. I don't taste the bitter taste of 2C-B at all. Does 2C-B fall to the bottom?
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2C-B mixed with water - does it fall to the bottom?
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sn23
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Great idea you made a 2C-B solution! Yeah, concentration should be about 1 mg per milliliter.
But you must thaw all of it (no ice, everything liquid) and ideally let it warm to room temperature. 2C compounds are usually found in salt form, so that solution behaves similarly to any salt solution: while cooling, crystals of (almost) pure ice are formed first and the remaining liquid enriches with salt (or 2C-X), therefore its concentration increases until the saturation limit is reached and everything crystallizes.
This means that you perhaps don't have the 2C evenly distributed (i. e. varying concentrations in different positions) when its partially frozen. You could encounter 'hot spots' and overdose or 'cold spots' and underdose.
In such concentrations its a small effect but nonetheless: make sure all is liquid, then you can dose reliably
This harm-reduction-y paragraph could provide an explanation for the absent taste (i. e. your liquid started to freeze on the top and you got mostly H2O on your tongue).
But you must thaw all of it (no ice, everything liquid) and ideally let it warm to room temperature. 2C compounds are usually found in salt form, so that solution behaves similarly to any salt solution: while cooling, crystals of (almost) pure ice are formed first and the remaining liquid enriches with salt (or 2C-X), therefore its concentration increases until the saturation limit is reached and everything crystallizes.
This means that you perhaps don't have the 2C evenly distributed (i. e. varying concentrations in different positions) when its partially frozen. You could encounter 'hot spots' and overdose or 'cold spots' and underdose.
In such concentrations its a small effect but nonetheless: make sure all is liquid, then you can dose reliably
This harm-reduction-y paragraph could provide an explanation for the absent taste (i. e. your liquid started to freeze on the top and you got mostly H2O on your tongue).
You were right it was in the bottom. I melted it and re-dosed. Had a nice trip.
2C-B gave me bad diarrhea though. I think it was that, so I'm thinking about plugging it the next time. Would 20-30ml of water up the ass be too much lol? I've never plugged anything before.
2C-B gave me bad diarrhea though. I think it was that, so I'm thinking about plugging it the next time. Would 20-30ml of water up the ass be too much lol? I've never plugged anything before.
Anon0631
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most people use 1-5ml. No idea how easy it would be to hold in that much water. It would probably be OK. try with plain water first
SONN
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that'd be a LOT of water to do at once.
sekio
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Usually the volume of plugged material is 5ml of less.
There's no reason you couldn't measure out 20 or 30 mL and gently boil it down to a smaller volume, though. 2C-B is heat stable.
There's no reason you couldn't measure out 20 or 30 mL and gently boil it down to a smaller volume, though. 2C-B is heat stable.
That's a pretty good idea. I think I'll go with it.
Anon0631
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this is probably obvious but wait for it to cool before putting up your bum
this is probably obvious but wait for it to cool before putting up your bum
Haha. By the way I have some old anal candle kind of painkillers. Maybe I can make a solid 2C-B mix with it?
Also, when boiling it, doesn't 2C-B get lost in the steam?
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sn23
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No worries, 2C-B salt isn't nearly as volatile as water at 100 °C. Just don't boil away all the water.