Even those are highly susceptible to faint air movements and vibrations. To truly measure down to milligram accuracy you'd need an expensive analytical balance and a completely still environment, even eliminating the air drafts your body makes as it moves. Certainly possible, but it's a hell of a lot easier to use liquid measurement. Weigh out 50mg. Dissolve 50mg in alcohol or water (or a combo of both). Stir until dissolved. Say your scale has +/- 2mg in accuracy. If you tried to weigh 3mg by itself, you could have anywhere from 1mg to 5mg, totally unacceptable range. But if you weigh 50mg, you have between 48 and 52mg. Dissolved in 50mL of liquid, that means each mL of liquid contains between 0.96mg and 1.04mg of DOC, which is highly accurate. Dose with an oral syringe (you can get them for free at pharmacies or for like $1 if you want to get one from the shelf because you feel sketchy asking for one - which you shouldn't, people use them for dosing medications all the time). A 1mL oral syringe has 10 or even 100 markings on it so you can dose to an accuracy of 100ug or even 10ug depending on the syringe. And you can do this with a $20 milligram scale. Increasing the original amount you weigh out continues to increase the accuracy, too. Liquid measurement is something everyone should know how to do, and use, when it comes to dosing super potent compounds like DOC or NBOMes. Even if you had an ideal, expensive lab balance setup, it would still be better. It's much safer, because even with an expensive balance you might mess up. It's way more convenient, too... I weighed out 100mg of DOC into solution like 2 or 3 years ago and every time I've dosed it since, I just draw some up into the oral syringe and squirt it into my mouth, done.
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