Is it possible to effectively store AMT in water?

[goku4ever]

Not for a long period of time, just for a few weeks.
Would keeping say, 200mg dissolved in water (assuming it is the HCL) in a dark cool place keep the AMT from degrading?

Thanks in advance.

 

[rincewindrocks]

well, i dont know much, but i can definitely say that you cant use tap water....maybe distilled.

i wouldnt trust it, personally, but at the same time i cant come up with any super good reasons why it wouldnt work

 

[caseface99]

I know you probably aren't injecting it so it will most likely be safe, but since you are preparing it and it wont be sterile like bottled water it always has a chance of growing bacteria. Bacteriostatic water will prevent this. It's pretty cheap, but either way like i said in all likely hood that's just me being paranoid; you will probably be fine.

 

[goku4ever]

Cheers for the responses.
Is bottled water sterile then? I could just get some and use that if so.

 

[MeDieViL]

Kept my previous AMT batch in water, didnt disolve properly tough but it still worked after 6 months.

 

[drugs]

Anyone got a clue if citric acid would work to dissolve aMT freebase in water? Im thinking this would probably work?

 

[goku4ever]

I think it does yea. I used white vinegar to dissolve mine.

 

[psood0nym]

^White vinegar would be best. If you have freebase it will convert it to aMT acetate and dissolve it, it's cheap and convenient, it's distilled and sterile, and the acid content will keep anything from growing in it. It'll taste kind of gross, but you can always mix it into a larger drink or squirt it into capsules with a syringe if that's a big issue (though swallow quickly because vinegar will dissolve the capsules). If you're going to inject it I'd dilute 5 percent acetic acid vinegar by at least doubling the volume to reduce the sting. I've done this in the past with synthetic DMT using preservative free contact lens hot wash saline, which is basically sterile water you can buy at a convenience store.