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DXM side affects

bluemanthief

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I tipped on DXM a few nights ago and it was very strange....


The first question I have is:

So at first I drank 1 whole (4 oz) bottle of cough syrup, containing only DXM as an active ingredient (i believe it was 15 mg of DXM hbr per 5 ml of syrup) and about a half hour later, I drink another half, wait about 30-45 min and drink the other half, so completely consuming 2 bottles. At what seemed for a while maybe 1-2 hrs after consumption of 1st bottle, I was not very "high" however, by the end of the night, (maybe 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 hrs later) I was TRIPPIN, like I was much MUCH higher 4 hours after drinking my 1st bottle than I was the first 1-2 hours.

SO my question is, why did it take so long to kick in and why did it hit me harder later in the night? Overall I consumed somewhere around 700 mg's , but it was within like an hour.

and I was also having a side effect of INDECISIVENESS, is that common? :o
 
You probably have a slow metabolism or drank it on an empty stomach. Or perhaps you didn't get HBr and instead got Poly which is time-released.

700mg is kind of a lot IMO. Why not do just one bottle and smoke some salvia when you start peaking to make it more interesting? I find DXM to be extremely enjoyable but only if I am on the threshold between P2 and P3, I don't find P3 to be incredibly fun and P4 is insane in a bad way (unlike a k-hole being in a good way)
 
That is very common with DXM from my experience. Taking more really boosts/extends the trip, I mean it -really- does, it becomes highly pronounced with "boost" doses and you can easily jump to higher plateaus, sometimes to your detriment.
 
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