swishersweet2
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how can i tell if liquid lsd is real and some some RC? colorless odorless honey like liquid is what i heard is legit but im not sure can anyone help
liquid lsd real?
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swishersweet2
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ive never done it before i wouldn't be able to tell the difference if it was anything else ..friends of mine took some blotter that turned out to be doi and for 7 bills a vial i dont wanna buy fake shitPut 2 drops on a sugar cube and eat it. Question answered!!
Derple
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Truth is you're going to get ripped until you meet someone legitimate, which is hard to find these days. Try it out, or get someone else to try it for you.
If what happens mirrors what's on the link below, its most likely legit. Or at least that was my way of finding out. After you've taken enough acid you should know what's real and whats fake after feeling the effects.
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_effects.shtml
If what happens mirrors what's on the link below, its most likely legit. Or at least that was my way of finding out. After you've taken enough acid you should know what's real and whats fake after feeling the effects.
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_effects.shtml
Derple
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Put 2 drops on a sugar cube and eat it. Question answered!!
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I think it worked...
Robfather
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Bring friend, dose him, wait for effect, lol. Alternatively:
Taste:
Taste:
Again, LSD is tasteless unless it is highly concentrated. Liquid LSD is usually a mixture of the crystalline substance and either distilled water or alcohol, which both lack a bitter flavor. If your sample has a taste, especially a bitter one, it may indicate the presence of another substance.Color: Properly refined LSD is colorless and so are distilled water and alcohol. If the liquid sample has a color to it, this is an indication that it may be something other than LSD or that the LSD used was quite unrefined.Viscosity: A mixture of LSD and distilled water or alcohol is relatively thin. If the sample is thick or syrupy, this is an indication that it has a large amount of another substance dissolved into the liquid.
swishersweet2
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are test kits available that you know of ?
Robfather
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MrEDuck
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Ehrlich can't distinguish between indoles. However unless someone is specifically laying inactive indoles on blotter to fool an Ehrlich test you can assume a positive result is LSD because there are no tryptamines that are potent enough to lay on blotter that aren't LSD or a closely related lysergamide.
rory420420
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Not many people know this(and yes I know this can be easily faked with detergets ect.) But my experience with a lot of liiquid lsd is that the more potent,the more it flouresces in blacklight...like a purplish vial of glowstick juice..and I've seen all colors of liquid lsd,but usually from the alcohol to break it down and the remanants of the breath drops in the droppers that liquid is normally kept in..like sweetbreath...blue,tan,black,red,clear...gotta know your dealer tho..if ya don't trust him,don't do it.
