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Oops. I have a rule about never rushing the process of weighing. My scale is cheap, and that means I have to use techniques that are very time consuming to get results I trust. Liquid measurement is definitely more convenient but comes with its own caveats.

Yeah I think ever since that night, I've been much more careful as far as not rushing though there's still been times I've weighed something and thought "close enough". I actually came back and played around with that exact scale later (my friends). I pretty sure I weighed out what said 25mg. Turned the scale off and poured that same 25mg on and it said something like 32mg. It was not a trustworthy scale. Not something I'd weight 2C-P on that's for sure.

 

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My scale reads to 0.001g, and for measuring individual doses of anything stronger than 2C-E I use liquid.

Trustworthy weighing depends on a combination of equipment and technique. Scales have quirks. Cheap scales use dirty tricks to improve usable precision, making them more difficult to use reliably, but even expensive scales are sensitive to technique (and to damage if mishandled). For example every good balance I've seen in an actual lab is left powered on at all times.

 

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For example every good balance I've seen in an actual lab is left powered on at all times.

For real, it seems like only 1 in 10 people can leave a scale behind without making a mess, but that 1 person may switch depending on moon phase and what-not.

 

[Didgital]

My scale reads to 0.001g, and for measuring individual doses of anything stronger than 2C-E I use liquid.

Trustworthy weighing depends on a combination of equipment and technique. Scales have quirks. Cheap scales use dirty tricks to improve usable precision, making them more difficult to use reliably, but even expensive scales are sensitive to technique (and to damage if mishandled). For example every good balance I've seen in an actual lab is left powered on at all times.

Bro I used to have 2x $1000 granite slabs that were supposed to be a base for a microgram labscale. I gave em away