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<TD =text>I suspect that if it feels different, it is the Lsd isomerizing to iso-lsd in the process or later handling (unkowingly) and not malicious adulteration of the product. iso-lsd is formed quite readily from lsd and has zero effect</TD></TR></T></TABLE></TD></TR></T></TABLE></TD></TR></T></TABLE>
Thats pretty unlogical isnīt it? Something what has zero effect can hardly be blamed for a different "feel".
EXACTLY my point! the isomerization of lsd is an equilibrium reaction, hence at equilibrium the isomer to lsd ratio can vary from 90-10% depending on the temperature , solvent and pH.
if someone got what they thought was weak acid, it may have just isomerized
Acid only gives you one "feel" but it may be watered down in strength
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