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Dropping a solution of LSD on grains of rice

It sounds a lot more complicated than using sugarcubes or altoids for sheer size...
 
Uhm not dry rice... oh my god can you imagine using cooked rice 8(
 
Generally rice can be kept for quite a long time if stored properly dry and dark. Rice attracts moisture (which is also why it can be used as a crude desiccant), so you should just prevent rice from absorbing moisture over time in some way. Then again some people manage to get mealworms and shit in it, a problem I have never heard of with sugarcubes and altoids. ;)
 
Sugar cubes deteriorate?? Sugar should last virtually indefinitely, what are you subjecting your sugar to? Do you mean the cubes turn into a little pile of sugar?

I imagine some kinds of candy may not be the tastiest if you wait very long but I don't think it could hurt.. also how long do you plan on storing your LSD anyway? A decade it sounds like?

If you don't like the idea of sugar you could make simple blotters by just folding a piece of rolling paper a number of times and dropping the hit on that. I've done similar things with phenazepam solution once upon a time. I stuffed the pieces of rolling paper into capsules for finish. But I still say that sugar will outlast any rice.
 
Doesn't sugar absorb moisture? Sugar cubes break down very easily in my experience and I definitely am not doing that again. And I've heard much worse about what can happen to sugar in storage. I will be using air sealed jars to store it so I don't see any problems, as long as once I drop the solution on the grains I let them dry.
 
Should be fine I think, though be careful, it seems to me when I think about it that some of the liquid might drip off of the rice grain since rice won't absorb liquid instantly when it's dry. Seems like a bit of a risky medium for that reason. I think there are probably hundreds of better alternatives.

Why are you set on rice, out of curiosity?
 
It's so simple and discreet. How could one get into trouble with police if all they have is a grain of rice? It won't look like a drug at all. I've tried candy and sugar cubes, they're so damn annoying! I don't even have access to blotter paper, it's too obvious anyway, and I hate the taste/texture of paper. What else can be used? I guess a cracker or popcorn or cereal, things of that nature, although again these things fall apart easily.
 
If you're storing it in a sealed dry environment, then sugar will store just fine. It will only "degrade" (mechanically) if you handle it extensively or if there is high humidity.

Trying to get rice to absorb more than a tiny amount of liquid seems like a hard problem to deal with.

Gelatin panes?
 
I don't see why this wouldn't work but it just seems a bit silly, so your gonna have seperate individual piles of rice as a means of dosing?
 
Again gelatin panes are too obvious. And nooooo haha that wouldn't make sense; a single grain of rice would be a dose, that's what makes it so simple and discreet.
 
Lol that makes more sense, in a way I guess... I imagine it would prove to be very difficult getting a drop of L onto a single grain of rice though. I think that dropping a drop onto paper would be the sanest option, if you don't like the taste and texture just cap it up.. a standard sheet of thick paper should cause no alarm should you be stopped by LE.
 
I get the discreet thing. You mentioned popcorn... that's super absorbent. I'd say just think of some innocuous item that absorbs water well. I wonder what could absorb well and not be at risk of falling apart? Rice grain won't fall apart but I really feel like it wouldn't absorb well either.
 
Solipsis said:
Generally rice can be kept for quite a long time if stored properly dry and dark. Rice attracts moisture (which is also why it can be used as a crude desiccant), so you should just prevent rice from absorbing moisture over time in some way. Then again some people manage to get mealworms and shit in it, a problem I have never heard of with sugarcubes and altoids. ;)
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Really?! Sugar cubes was the first (oral) ROA I'd ever heard of with regards to dosing LSD. Hell, I honestly didn't even know what LSD was when I heard about dropping it on a sugar cube.

This is simply a method of ingesting liquid LSD should you possess it in a vial or something. Obviously you wouldn't drop it on a cube for long-term storage (though it might be possible - would just wrap the cube in foil and ditch it in the freezer)
 
Trozzle, read the sentence. It was a joke about mealworms. Obviously sugarcubes are a classic way to dose LSD.

I am reading popped popcorn has a shelf-life of a couple of weeks. Even if you account for the 'Best Before police' being overcautious babies that doesn't sound nearly long enough to be a viable option. Unpopped popcorn kernels can absorb water if you soak them in it (been there done that, for mushroom cultivation), but I have doubts about the shell being permeable to a drop of acid solution. Also if you use water in your acid solution this could cause the endospores in corn kernels to germinate.

My rolling paper suggestion might seem a bit suspicious, especially in capsules, and without capsules it seems messy to store (though you could crumble each one up into a ball and fill a mini mason jar with it and added desiccant pack. Seal and store under proper conditions. Alternatively blank blotting paper could be used if you can figure out a way to put drops of acid on it with enough spacing so that doses are kept separate, but still track where each drop is. You could use a pencil and draw a shitload of smurfs on the blotting paper and dose each smurf. O_o Then hide it between some drawings from your little sister (not at her place obviously!).

If sugar cubes aren't discreet I get it, but if you worry about moisture breaking down cubes then that is a poor argument since the same objection goes for rice which would spoil.

Like Xorkoth said (and me as well): rice seems too small to get it to absorb a drop without spilling and then dry it out properly, it would get very messy.

By all means reject all our alternative suggestions, but don't stick to ideas that come with unsolved problems simply because you cannot let go if it.

:)
 
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