pharmakos
Bluelighter
"more benign" as in DOx is relatively benign in the first place, but the 2Cs are even more benign.
if you think one confirmed fatality in 20+ years of existence is dangerous then idk man. look at how many deaths designers stimulants / empathogens / cannabinoids / other phenethylamines like NBOMEs and dragonflies have caused, some of them within a few months of hitting the market. yes, there is a rare chance of DOC causing complications, but all evidence shows that it is several orders of magnitude more benign than a lot of other RCs.
he took like a 30x overdose, didn't he? if he had taken a 30x overdose of 25I he would have lost a lot more than his toes.
maybe you're just new to the scene? DOC has been around for a really long time. 25I started showing its bad side almost immediately after it hit the market. DOC has caused a fraction of the complications 25I has, and has done so with a much longer history than 25I.
if you think one confirmed fatality in 20+ years of existence is dangerous then idk man. look at how many deaths designers stimulants / empathogens / cannabinoids / other phenethylamines like NBOMEs and dragonflies have caused, some of them within a few months of hitting the market. yes, there is a rare chance of DOC causing complications, but all evidence shows that it is several orders of magnitude more benign than a lot of other RCs.
I warned of these risks earlier and people said I was wrong, then the user on the Shroomery od'ed, almost died, and lost his toes.
he took like a 30x overdose, didn't he? if he had taken a 30x overdose of 25I he would have lost a lot more than his toes.
If this chemical is distributed as widely as 25I-NBOMe we should expect more seizures and fatalities. These fatalities further tarnish the reputation of safe and therapeutic psychedelics and fuel the drug wars.
maybe you're just new to the scene? DOC has been around for a really long time. 25I started showing its bad side almost immediately after it hit the market. DOC has caused a fraction of the complications 25I has, and has done so with a much longer history than 25I.
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