Help! DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS! 1P-LSD

[SWIMINGTON]

Plz Can Someone Explain This

My pet hippie platypus obtained a bottle of 1P-LSD for research and educational purposes. He is having a hard time understanding dosage and more specifically conversions.

The only things he has to go on are on the label. I'll relay it EXACTLY as it is displayed on label.

The largest equation is as follows


100ug/mg

Below is says recommended adult dosage STARTER - 5ML
MICRODOSE - 7-10ML
DO NOT EXCEED - 15ML

AND AT THE BOTTOM THE LAST THING OF RELATIVE IMPORTANCE SAYS

1UG = 1ML

This is advertised as a micro dosing product.

MY questions are...

A Normal hit of acid is 100ug-200ug
However the equation 1ug=1ml does NOT sound correct because a blotter with 100-200 ml would be completely submerged. So what am I missing?

 

[Snafu in the Void]

It has been diluted for microdosing.

They wouldn't use liquid as heavily diluted as what you have to lay on tabs.

 

[Curious Chemist]

sounds like a micro-dosing kit - aiming for very low dosages below 15 µg.

1.) dissolve 100 µg 1P-LSD in 100 mL
2.) take 7 - 10 mL to microdose with 7 - 10 µg

The "100ug/mg" most likely relates to a pellet or blotter that carries the 1P-LSD

A Normal hit of acid is 100ug-200ug

correct... I think your "pet hippie platypus" did not source the desired item.... sorry

 

[pupnik]

the labelling is crazy, good luck and enjoy.