LSD

(lucy, tabs, blotter, acid)

LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide) is a hallucinogenic drug that was first synthesised by Albert Hofmann in 1938. Its hallucinogenic properties were discovered in 1943 when Hofmann accidentally ingested some and had a now iconic bike ride home. LSD generally comes absorbed onto a small square of paper and is sometimes available as a clear, tasteless liquid or dropped onto sweets/sugar cubes.

Effects | Dosage | Advice | Support


Effects

The effects of LSD generally take around 30-90 minutes to kick in and will last 9-14 hours:

Dosage

As always, the appropriate dose will depend on your weight, tolerance and gender, amongst other factors. This is a guide only:

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External Resources

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