LSD Quality/Cleanliness
Hi SWIMERS:
SWIM's question relates to just what is contained in street blotter.
SWIM's friend consumed some blank blotter (with red-line outline) a while ago and was blasted into the outer reaches, way past Neptune, far beyond the outer reaches of our galaxy, past Andromeda, back in time, forward in time, exploding through quasars, turned inside out in quantum singularities, traversing even VOID... the experience was rough... the blast was so far out, that moment forever remains eternal and will never end (though after about 5 years, SWIM's friend felt as though she had "come back" to a reasonable degree). The experience did not leave much room for fear, though the tripper realized her control over even the most basic emotional reaction to this devastating and immensely infinite experience she was having... she could choose fear, or that which is not fear (I used to call this love, so we can go with that if SWIY would prefer).
SWIM's friend was convinced that what ever was contained in the highly potent 'hits' was impure LSD, from a 'sloppy' or 'lazy' chemist, more interested in the profit margin than the quality of the product and the well being of the final users... what is in "bad" or "tainted" acid? As far as SWIM can tell, LSD (49 these days, in contrast to preferable 25?) is responsible for the majority of effects, but that if the chemist did not thoroughly "wash" the end product, a number of impurities will remain and potentially affect the pharmacology of the product... what are these impurities and what kind of harm can they cause? Are their other "LSD-like end products that can be transmitted via blotter to end-users resulting in a similar but potentially "riskier" experience? As far as I know, the answer is no, LSD is LSD, but that impurities can affect the quality of the experience in a multi-dimensional fashion.
What is the scoop? Any intelligent/experienced pet monkeys out there?
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