4-Acetoxy-DiPT - Stability in Solution

[TestingPurposes]

Hey guys,

I've read differing opinions on this, so I'd like to re-ask the question directly.

4-Acetoxy-DiPT in an alcohol solution (perhaps just vodka as it's readily available) - will it denature / oxidize? Is there any other liquid method for storing this chemical? I have a scale that's accurate to within ~10mg and can't weigh individual doses. (Yes I know, get a better scale...But liquid measurement will do if it's stable.)

I've read that the compound oxidizes quickly and changes color, but that the strength of the solution seems un-altered. I'd be storing this in a freezer as per the MSDS instructions for long term storage.

4-HO-DiPT (the metabolite?) is said to be rather fragile, though I'm unsure if this carries over to the Acetoxy variety.

Thanks for any info,
TestingPurposes

 

[obscurus]

If 4-acetoxy-dipt tastes as bad as it's propionyloxy cousin, I'd hesitate drink it in a solution. It almost tastes worse than ayahuasca and mescaline in my opionion. Anyway, on the stability, I've recently tasted over-1-year-old 4-PrO-DiPT without noticing any degradation whatsoever (stored in freezer).
I too used liquid measurement due to the lack of a good scale. 4-pro-dipt wasn't soluble in water (I guess this was either the HCl or fumarate salt) btw.
If dosing in liquid, make sure to make it a small quantity and have toothpaste ready

 

[TestingPurposes]

Hey Obscurus, thanks for the info. I think I'll measure out 200mg and just see what happens *shrug*. Worst case is a minor loss of product I suppose.

On Taste: I must be a sick son of a bitch because it didn't really bother me all that much. To test it out I gave it a little sub-lingual 5-10mg knife bump. Kept it in my mouth for 5 minutes or so then washed it down. No big deal. Bitter for sure, but I've trained myself by eating Aniracetam/Piracetam regularly =P.