LSD Liquid

What is Liquid LSD?

Liquid LSD can sometimes refer to these two forms:

Pure LSD Crystals Dissolved in a Solvent

When LSD is first synthesized, it’s a white, odorless crystal. It is then ground into a fine powder before it’s dissolved in a solvent (usually ethanol alcohol or distilled water). This dilution is then painted onto blotter art and allowed to dry. The solvent evaporates, leaving behind a thin film of powdered LSD on the surface and inside the pores of the blotter paper.

This process helps standardize the dose and makes it easier to consume.

Some manufacturers will simply sell tincture bottles of LSD dilution instead. This is what most people mean when they say, “liquid LSD.” It’s normally used by placing a drop or two of the liquid in water or juice.

Note that the concentration of liquid LSD can vary substantially depending on how diluted it is. This is the reason why most people prefer to use blotter paper instead. One drop of liquid LSD could contain significantly more active LSD than a single blotter square.

LSD Blotter Paper Diffused into a Solvent

“Liquid LSD” may refer to a liquid (usually a bottle of water or alcohol) that has one or more blotters of LSD infused in it — sort of like making tea, but without the heat.

This practice is also called “volumetric doses” and is one of the best ways to make LSD microdoses or to split acid tablets evenly between a group of people.

For example, imagine you had only five acid tabs to share among six people. Rather than cutting a section off each tab, the best method is to drop all of them into a bottle of water, allow it to infuse the water, and then portion out six equal amounts.

What’s The Dose of Liquid LSD?

Because of the lack of standardization of black-market drugs, it can be hard to tell the concentration of the liquid LSD solutions — a single drop can range from 50 to 500 ugs.

A standard psychedelic dose of LSD can be felt with as little as 100 ugs (depending on the user’s weight and metabolism).

When buying a liquid LSD, look for a label that indicates the potency of each drop or specifies the ratio of crystalline LSD to the solvent.

Here’s a helpful calculator for finding the distal dosage of LSD for specific use types depending on the user’s weight.