Anon0631
Bluelighter
I'm a massive fan of the scientific method. One important reason that we know things are true is because researchers repeat each others experiments and reproduce the expected results. Sometimes in the psychedelic community though, we just hear things that other people tell us and assume them to be true. The more people repeat a "fact" the truer we consider it to be.
It's assumed knowledge that NBOMe's are not orally active (active via ingestion through the mouth and into the stomach without being given a chance to absorb through the oral membranes) but I can't find any primary research on the subject, just a repeated assumption. Therefore I am going to conduct the following experiment:
A blotter laid with 375μg of 25c-NBOMe is placed in a gelatine capsule to avoid contact with mucus membranes in the mouth or oesophagus and ingested on an empty stomach with a small quantity of water. Activity will be noted after 2 hours and reported on.
If NBOMe's are indeed not orally active, there will be no subjective effects experienced.
This experiment will be repeated with 25d, 25b, 25i and 25n at 2-4 week intervals to prevent the phenomenon of tolerance from interfering with experimental findings.
EDIT: I just realised, that if I was to find oral activity in any of the NBOMe's that I try, unscrupulous dealers would be able to use this information to more effectively pass of the substance as LSD. On the other hand, any experimentally derived information on NBOMe's in the public domain takes the substances further from 'unknown' territory and enables people to make a more informed decision about safety profiles, etc.
Any comments on this on this interesting ethical conundrum? If oral activity was found, should the information be suppressed?
It's assumed knowledge that NBOMe's are not orally active (active via ingestion through the mouth and into the stomach without being given a chance to absorb through the oral membranes) but I can't find any primary research on the subject, just a repeated assumption. Therefore I am going to conduct the following experiment:
A blotter laid with 375μg of 25c-NBOMe is placed in a gelatine capsule to avoid contact with mucus membranes in the mouth or oesophagus and ingested on an empty stomach with a small quantity of water. Activity will be noted after 2 hours and reported on.
If NBOMe's are indeed not orally active, there will be no subjective effects experienced.
This experiment will be repeated with 25d, 25b, 25i and 25n at 2-4 week intervals to prevent the phenomenon of tolerance from interfering with experimental findings.
EDIT: I just realised, that if I was to find oral activity in any of the NBOMe's that I try, unscrupulous dealers would be able to use this information to more effectively pass of the substance as LSD. On the other hand, any experimentally derived information on NBOMe's in the public domain takes the substances further from 'unknown' territory and enables people to make a more informed decision about safety profiles, etc.
Any comments on this on this interesting ethical conundrum? If oral activity was found, should the information be suppressed?
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