General Patton
Bluelighter
I have two different kinds of vial K in the collection, but I'm a little afraid to give it a try again. I've only done K a couple times, and it was from a gram I bought at a festival. I'm not sure what isomer it was, or anything like that. I don't even know if it was originally vial K or not. But, it made me extremely nauseous and dizzy, and that was really all I got from it - a really swimmy feeling in my head, and nausea. I didn't get any effects that I would call positive. Basically, i hate being sick to my stomach like that. I would like to know what ketamine is all about though, so I'm tempted to give it a try again...
I have an Agrovet vial (Ket-a-100) 10ml 100mg/ml, made in Peru.
I also have a Kepro vial, 10ml 100mg/ml, made in Holland.
If anyone has tried or knows anything about either of these brands and can suggest which one I give ketamine another try with, it would be appreciated. Also, once I cook it down, about how much should give me an idea of what K is all about without really thumping my head too hard?
Hey I have some experience with the Peruvian agrovet vials, I consider them more S+ isomer than R+ which is good news for your nausea situation. I could walk around fine on ~30mg insufflated and feel no nausea, wheras that much racemic K would probably make me feel pretty wonky. For me walking becomes difficult while on any more than 20-40mg of racemic or R+ dominant K, which is what it sounds like what you got the first time.
If you don't have a scale than take the corner of a credit card and scoop up a small amount to take as a bump. An average k-hole sized dose is 100-200mg which will be one or two lines around the size of your pinky, or 1/10th of your gram pile. Check out Erowid's dosage vault for more info, & good luck on your adventures!