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Old 03-02-2007, 18:25
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Blanket tolerance for Research Chemicals?

Hypothetically, if one were to take 5 different types of the 2c-Xs for 5 days out of the week (which SWIM likely would never do nor recommend), would the tolerance for each particular 2C-X develop independently, or would the tolerance build up for all of the analogues together as quickly as if one took 2C-E every day for 5 days out of the week?
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