Follow up to my "Meth as Study Aid" Question...

[VikingRage]

Thanks to all those who responded to that thread...I honestly had no idea the use was so rampant in schools (I'm just ignorant I guess and like to believe that those "all-nighter" kids do it solely on coffee)
I have two more questions that relate...
1.) How long does an "oral study dose" of meth last? (I'm not talking about half-life, I mean how long do the "study-enhancing" effects last)
2.) Do you feel like total shit after taking an oral study dose(or even groggy/lethargic/etc the next day)? I snorted meth once in my lifetime and would probably never do it again based on how I felt the day afterwards.
I searched the archives but couldn't find any consensus on either question...any help would be appreciated.
V.

 

[zorn]

Yups, I was shocked as well. I have heard no end of (believable) stories about chemistry graduate students using their labs to make meth, and some of the unlikeliest classmates I know turned out to be / have been heavy meth addicts.
1) Depends on the size, but you'll probably be going for ~6 hours, and be awake longer. You can always take more/less or dose again to get it to the desired length.
2) There will sometimes be a crash, sometimes not. As long as you eat it and resist the urge to take more than you need to study, the crash should be pretty minimal.
-Zorn

 

[fairnymph]

1) I agree with zorn.
2) There shoudn't be much of a crash -- you'll be tired and want to sleep, but you won't feel like utter shit or anything.
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You can be rich and still be a fucking moron loser who smokes crack all the time. -- Kyk

 

[jungle_addict]

Dont keep doin it all night if you want to keep your head on straight for thest. The longest I've gone without a jumbled mind is 13 hours of studying with 74 hours of partying before that. That is not reccommended, it is bad. but you should just try to tweak for 12 hours, sleep a few wake up tweak more study and go on with your day. All nighters can suck if it's a constant thing, your brain stops having contact with reality.