How to Dose on LSD (Acid)

Firstly, These guidelines are designed to maximize the chance of lasting positive benefits, and to minimize the chance of any off putting experience.

Many LSD users are instead seeking to optimize fun instead of lasting positive benefits and safety, in which case some of these guidelines may not apply. For example, if optimizing more for fun and less for safety, a user may prefer not to use a blindfold and headphones, and may choose to drop acid at a festival or in nature instead of in a safe home environment.

We believe the most important tips that should be followed by everyone regardless of their purpose for using acid are:

1. Avoid with LSD-dangerous health conditions
2. Avoid drugs that interact with LSD
3. Have a trusted, sober guide who is experienced in supporting psychedelic sessions
4. Respect psychedelics
5. Test your LSD

These doses should be respected for the best experience

Low: 25–100 mcg
Medium (Our Product): 100–250 mcg
High: 250 – 350 mcg
Heavy: 350+ mcg

Medical benefits of lsd acid tabs 

The first two decades following the discovery of LSD yielded intense research activities. These included LSD’s experimental use in psychotherapy, in the attempt to help with the treatment of a range of psychological problems and psychiatric illnesses. Although to modern eyes, some of this activity fell short of ethical and methodological standards, these years yielded some promising results.

Following the legislative control of LSD, clinical research ground to a halt, and regulatory and financial obstacles currently stand in the way of research on the therapeutic potential of LSD. Despite this, small steps have been taken in exploring the use of LSD in psychotherapy and in the treatment of cluster headaches, and there has been renewed interest in the use of LSD in the treatment of alcoholism.

It may be tempting for people to try to self-treat with LSD. Evidence that LSD can be an effective treatment with manageable risks only applies to the controlled procedures used in clinical studies, where professional psychotherapists help guide the patient’s experience. LSD alone (or any other psychedelic substance for that matter) is not the treatment because the idea is that LSD should be combined with professional psychotherapy. Without the appropriate safeguards, LSD may in fact worsen conditions like anxiety and other mental health issues.

Harm reduction tips for acid tabs

LSD has low risks to physical health, because it is not addictive and rarely used regularly. However, LSD has the potential to be an overwhelming and profound experience, and not always in a way the user might want. If people understand, as far as is possible, what LSD does, many will come to the conclusion that it is not for them.

Being cautious

Not all of the ‘LSD’ available is actually real LSD, and even the dealer may not know this. LSD has a nearly unique property; exceptionally low toxicity. That means that taking far too much might be incredibly distressing (you might even need medical help), but it will probably not harm your body. However, if the ‘LSD’ is actually another drug like an ‘NBOMe’ chemical, taking much too much could kill you. The trade in LSD is illegal, which makes it especially hard to be entirely sure that the drug is just what it is supposed to be. This risk is particularly high if you intend to take an unusually large dose from a supply you have not used before.

Being prepared

It is difficult to measure doses of LSD reliably as they are very inconsistent, and impossible to fully imagine the effects if you have not tried it before. Therefore, LSD should be avoided if the user is not prepared to have a more overwhelming experience than they might ideally have intended. Many people choose not to take psychedelics because they do not want to feel out of control.

The effects that psychedelics have are normally only controllable to some extent but proper planning is advisable. Whilst many people think that the use of powerful and controlled drugs can never be considered entirely responsible and well-judged, people who are informed about the factors which affect the mood of a trip are certainly less likely to experience unpleasant thoughts and effects.

Set and setting

A useful way of remembering the factors that help determine whether a trip is rewarding or nightmarish is the concept of ‘set’ and ‘setting’.  A person’s ‘set’ (or mind-set) includes their mood, disposition, thoughts and expectations. A person’s ‘setting’, is the specific place and social situation in which they take the drug. If an anxious and miserable person accepts LSD without having planned for this at a chaotic party where they know and trust no-one, then their trip may be a disaster. Taking hallucinogens in a calm, familiar place, with someone you trust to be your sober ‘trip-sitter’ is far less likely to be something regretted for life.

Having a sitter

Psychedelic drugs trigger a complex range of altered states of consciousness which can make people highly suggestible, especially in the presence of other people. This also means that their ideas strongly influence the way that they perceive the world. For example, once the thought has occurred that they might be dying, they may see their skin appearing to go grey and blotchy. However, this suggestibility is not necessarily all bad; it means that a sober helper, (sometimes called a ‘trip sitter’) can often successfully reassure them, or distract them with a change of scene or showing them something. It is essential to remind someone who is showing signs of beginning to have problems that what they are feeling is not real, and that they have taken a drug which will wear off. Reassuring comments and gestures can be helpful.  Have a discussion before you begin as to what to do if things do not go smoothly.  Acid tabs USA