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2C-I Testing

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I have recently acquired what I was told to be 2C-B, but have a feeling it may turn out to be 2C-I. Although this is all good, I really would like to know what it is. From my understanding 2C-B will turn yellow to a light green, whilst 2C-I will be dark and turn dark pine green.

Anyone have any experiences with 2C-I and marquis reagent?
 
ok thats cool..

I really would like to know, because it tests yellow to a light green, which suggests its 2c-b. Which is a good thing

but just for educational purposes I would like to know what 2c-i reacts like
 
Sorry guys, this is going to take a little longer. I am going to go ahead and test all of the popular "research chemicals", and a few others, to see the reactions. I will post it when it is done.
 
2C-I: at first turns a dark brown, then after 30 seconds or so goes to dark pine green

2C-B: quick change to a light lime-green color

2C-C: same as 2C-B...hmm!
 
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Then I am happy..

Thats what I had read over on Erowid, but the page that originally had been referenced was pulled for some reason...

well now that that is over, what is a good dosage level for 2C-B?

I had heard threshold being about 10-15mg with good being in the 16-20mg range. Does this concur with anyone else experiences?
 
I'm pretty insensitive to 2C-B. I need at least 24 mg to reach a full +3. For serious tripping, I'll go as high as 32 mg.

With 2C-I, much less is needed. 16 mg of 2C-I is all I ever need to get the effects I'm looking for.
 
2C-I's threshold for me is about 3mg

at 6mg i definately feel its presence and i feel good and trippy

12mg is a good dose. mildly stimulating, goes nice with a few beers. some visuals, like the moving shadows effect.

>20mg the trip can get confusing. senses like depth perception are distorted and nice, interesting visuals can occur. its cool to space out and see crazy closed eye visuals...very unique.
 
nada rylnym said:
2C-I: at first turns a dark brown, then after 30 seconds or so goes to dark pine green

2C-B: quick change to a light lime-green color

2C-C: same as 2C-B...hmm!
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I decided it was not in my best interest to photograph evidence of what I may or may not have access to. So I will not be doing this project after all. I simply want to add that nada rylnym is 100% correct. But I noticed that 2C-C is much slower to change to green than 2C-B and the green it turns to is a little lighter than 2C-B's green. As for 2C-E....2C-E does not react to marquis at all. No change! Interesting. I tested a few tryptamines too but can't find my notes so I will add them later.
 
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