Making 2c-x solution and than evaporating it..

Stupid.... lol...

1000mg of 2c-e in 20ml of alcohol and than separately evaporating few doses on glass surface when needed and putting it to caps.....

Is there anything wrong with that idea... I mean will I loose some amount in process....yeah but it should be unnoticeable..

When using it at home solution is batter as I can measure dose very fast and put it in juice or something and onset will be faster and when planing to use it out caps are better.

Peace ...

 

well first of all, you can't be sure that you have exactly 1000mg. you could have slightly more or less, or there could have been a mistake and you could have 500mg, 5grams?
and if you DID have exactly 1000mg, dissolving it in 20mL would give you 50mg/ml - not a very good concentration. you'd want something more like 1-5mg/ml so you can measure a dose.

i wouldn't try to evaporate it and put into capsules
sounds like it'd work in theory, but just doesn't seem like the easiest way. why don't you just always dose by putting the liquid 2ce solution into a drink?

 

Don't worry I'll weight it out first ... But I'll wont have a precise scale until than to measure 15mg with enough precision.

Mistake in 0.1g (and I'll have more precise than that) would result in 1.5mg mistake per dose of 12.5 mg, it means it would be 11.25 - 13.75mg.

I read somewhere saturation level of 2c-e in water is around 50mg/ml. Would it be higher or lower in alcohol?

Ok. lets say I use 50ml vial.... It's 20mg/ml...that must be ok, right? But It would be easier if I use less alcohol as it would evaporate faster...

It would be dosed by dropper, 33 drops = 1ml. At let's say 40-50 Celsius it would evaporate pretty fast...

 

Which is just not acceptable. Do you realize how steep the dose-response curve for 2C-E is? 2 mg makes a big difference.

It's a research chemical. This kind of thing probably isn't known.

In theory, yes, this part is right. Your math is off from the beginning, though, so this won't work.

Again, not acceptable. 33 "drops" =/= 1 ml. Drops aren't a consistent size. If you're measuring solutions, you should always use a good graduated cylinder (preferred) or at least a syringe.

 

I know, you are completely right...

I spent so much time increasing knowledge about drugs I use and intend to use... And have experience with more than few drugs but RC's deserve special attention before using it as they are for researchers . Would say I know more than 99,999% of people into drugs in my country. And I also know this is idea not even close to perfect...

I used 100mg fail as an example that even mistake of that proportions would not be catastrophic especially as I have experience with stronger psychedelic than 2c-e. And I'll know more precise than 100mg...

I freak out when I see people talk about eyeballing RC's ant things like that....

But to buy better scale I must go to other country and that will be in few months...

Yeah you're right about drops, even difference is small cuz precise type would be used, don't know how to described it, it got very small chamber for 1 drop and when it fills up it drops. And if same person use it...difference in doses would be less then 0.5mg, and that's maximum....

What you think about measuring one dose per one ml(or 2-3) and using syringe/graduated cylinder...?

 

As long as you can weigh the powder accurately enough to begin with, you can do it however you want, pretty much.