4-AcO-DMT street name: "Prism"

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what do you guys think of it? Not that I really think it is necessary for chems to have street names, I just thought "prism" matched the character of 4-AcO-DMT quite well and liked the sound of it.

 

[Qnick]

Nicknames are silly marketing strategies that lead to misinformation. (imo)

4-aco-dmt isn't that hard to say.

 

[Prea]

It already has Psilacetin

 

[Redbong]

Street names suck. They're just so you can get kids to buy drugs, and that's not cool. I like the complicated names. It keeps the dummies away.

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Nicknames are silly marketing strategies that lead to misinformation. (imo)

4-aco-dmt isn't that hard to say.

IMO as well.

 

[alteredstate8]

It isn't and should not be a street drug, so it does not need a street name. If its starts being sold on the street that means it will be used irresponsibly more frequently and will soon gather lots of media attention and quickly become illegal. Street names are a bad idea.

 

[TheAppleCore]

On the contrary, I like drug nicknames. Titling drugs based on their chemical structures can make a lot of very unique substances sound like "just more of the same" -- e.g., 4-AcO-DMT, 4-AcO-DPT, 4-AcO-MiPT, 4-AcO-DiPT, etc. Whereas, nicknames like "prism" or "foxy" are distinctive, and complement the individuality of the substances.

Prism is cool.

 

[Thorns Have Roses]

Nicknames just create confusion and tend to mislead folks. We don't want our site adding to this by making up new ones on here. So, closed.