Party Vibe

hit me up at —>trigerzark2@hotmail.com<—- if u want to learn to make lsd. keep in mind its an extensive process that'll take about a month to make.

please only contact me if ur serious

Why do people keep presenting LSD synthesis as something bordering on wizardry? You don’t need a pHd in chemistry to do it, you need the ability to follow instructions, familiarity with labware and a basic understanding of lab techniques (filtration, crystallization, oil/ice baths, working under an inert atmosphere and vacuum, chromatography, etc.). Shulgin’s synthesis is as straightforward as it gets. You could teach it to someone with 0 chemistry background in a couple of hours.

The only real issue with it is obtaining the ergotamine tartrate used, which is more of a logistical issue than a chemistry issue. Of course, if you decide to synthesize it from scratch or extract it from raw ergot the whole thing becomes a good deal more complicated, but if you have access to it in a pure form (I imagine it’s difficult in the USA, but my country only regulates import/export and not distribution within the country, and distributors within the country exist) you’re all set.

Even failing that, if you have connections with physicians that can prescribe you medicine containing it (Cafergot, Migergot, Ergomar, just to name a few) you’re set. In that case you’d still need to extract it from the medicine, but that’s still far simpler than cultivating ergot and extracting from that.

If you have ergotamine tartrate yeah its straight forward enough but I don’t have an ergotamine tartrate connection, meaning I’d have to to the backwards LSA to LSD synth after extracting the LSA, no thank you.

Again, the only real issue worth considering is how to get precursor. The equipment will run you a couple thousand dollars, which is really nothing in the grand scheme of things, considering how much you can profit off a successful synthesis. The synthesis itself is only marginally harder than something like MDMA, the precursors for both are schedule I in the USA, and all the other chemicals involved are easy to obtain or synthesize. Yet they’re treated completely differently. If you want to synthesize MDMA, everyone is helpful and encouraging, but the moment you mention LSD all you get is “forget it bruh, it’s wizardry, you need 8 pHds, 12 eons of experience and a magical wish-granting unicorn”.

Can you do it in your kitchen without proper gear and experience with chemistry? No. Is the precursor easy to obtain? No. Should you do it without understanding the dangers associated with the chemicals and procedures involved? No. If you can clear those hurdles however, it’s easy. And by “experience with chemistry” I don’t mean 20 years of formal education either, any wannabe chemist with the proper motivation and determination can learn the required practical skills and theory in a couple of weeks of serious study using e-books and videos. This is the Internet era, it’s not 1970 where your only method of learning stuff like this was indeed a collage education.

When comparing it with something like MDMA, the precursors are equally difficult to obtain, the equipment involved is pretty much the same, the level of difficulty for the synthesis itself is pretty close, yet they’re treated completely differently. Did you stop to consider that the reason for LSD being so rare when compared to MDMA is precisely because of the difference in treatment despite the comparable level of difficulty? What do you expect will happen if everyone that tries to learn about LSD synthesis is told pretty much “forget it, it’s impossible” from the get-go? They’ll either give up entirely or make something else, which in turn contributes to your statistics and relative rarity of LSD.

If we ever hope to improve the situation, the process needs to be demystified instead of treated like sorcery, and people need to be provided with actual information instead of being told to give up the moment they mention it. Even if only a small percentage of the people interested attempt it and succeed, it’s still better than no one even attempting it in the first place. With that attitude it can only become more and more rare, and possibly disappear entirely.

It’s not the spores that are toxic, it’s the sclerotium, and that’s only toxic when ingested. So unless you plan to eat the ergot, the toxicity isn’t an issue. Cultivating it would indeed be a pain in the ass, but definitely the best way to get it in bulk and without leaving any kind of paper trail.

But if you don’t want to cultivate it, there are still ways to get it. Get to know someone who’s already cultivating or processing rye, wheat or barley, buy the ergot off them. They have to separate it from their crops anyway due to its toxicity, and I imagine it’s usually just thrown away. I’m sure they’d be more than happy to get paid for something they usually discard.

If you’re not in the USA and therefore have slightly more lax laws, you may be able obtain the ergotamine tartrate directly from a chemical/pharma supplier in your country, or through universities under the guise of “research”. If you have connections in one of these companies or universities, even better. You could even flat-out order it from Chinese manufacturers who don’t give a fuck who they’re selling to as long as they’re paid. The only issue then is getting it across the border, which is easier than it sounds considering I managed to order and receive all kinds of much bulkier drugs from Silk Road when it was still running. If I could safely receive drugs via mail, I don’t see an issue in doing the same with precursors. If anything, it’s easier.

Failing that, you could get a prescription for Cafergot or Migergot for migraines, especially if you know a physician or psychiatrist. This would also be a pain in the ass because each pill only has 2 mg of ergotamine tartrate and you’d have to separate it from the caffeine in case of Cafergot, but it’s still a source, especially if you can get the prescriptions for multiple people.

It’s definitely a problem, but nothing insurmountable. Where there’s a will, there is a way 🙂