A Guide To Using

Dosing & Instructions

Microdose: 10ug

Microdosing involves ingesting small amounts on a schedule to gain positive emotional and mental benefits without experiencing hallucinations. Those who choose to microdose typically experience increased awareness and a heightened connection to their physical body, a subtle body high, elevated mood, and slight euphoria, fostering a positive outlook.

Instructions: Take one full tab on Day 1, wait 2 days, then take another on Day 4. Repeat until the package is used up.

Recreational Dose: 100ug

At this dose, users will encounter the full range of LSD effects. In our opinion, 100ug is an ideal dose for beginners seeking to explore the spectrum of LSD effects without the psychedelic head-space becoming overwhelming.

Instructions: Consume one full gummy or full tab to feel full effect. Wait at least 2 hours before consuming another.

Set And Setting

When you use a psychedelic like LSD, your “set and setting” greatly affect how your trip will play out. If you prepare yourself ahead of time with some simple precautions or controls, you can increase the odds of having a positive trip:

  1. Choosing a Safe Space: Select a place where you feel secure and comfortable, free from potential disturbances or safety concerns.
  2. Mindful Company: Being around trusted individuals who are supportive and understanding can create a positive atmosphere. Solitary experiences can also be profound for some, but having a sitter (a sober and experienced person) is helpful for safety.
  3. Ambiance: Consider creating a calming and soothing environment with dim lighting, comfortable seating, a cozy outfit, and perhaps some calming music. Nature settings or clean indoor spaces are often preferred.
  4. Mindfulness and Intention: Setting positive intentions for the experience can guide your mindset. Being open to introspection, personal growth, or simply enjoying the moment can shape the journey.
  5. Mental Preparation: Prior to the experience, practicing relaxation techniques, meditation, or mindfulness exercises can help establish a calm and centered state of mind.

Stages of the LSD Experiences

Experience durations may vary, but an LSD trip typically comprises distinct stages, contributing to its profound and multifaceted nature. The phases below, derived from collective experiences, aim to offer insight, though individual trips can diverge. Doses are typically between 100 to 150ug.

Initial Stages

  1. Pre-Ingestion, Mental Preparation: Before ingestion, preparing mentally and setting a positive environment is vital. Anxiousness is common, but ensuring a serene environment helps ease any tension.
  2. Ingestion: Communal ingestion often brings anticipation, with anxiety preceding the manifestation of LSD effects. Patience and relaxation are advised.
  3. Onset: Around 20 to 40 minutes post-ingestion, initial effects emerge, including visual changes, heightened depth perception, and subtle colour alterations. Mild nausea may occur initially.
  4. First Hallucinations: Initial hallucinations may entail misty appearances, colour intensification, and a rhythmic ‘breathing effect’ in the environment.
  5. Intensifying Hallucinations: Effects escalate, inducing intensified visual distortions, cartoonish perceptions, and sensitivity to music and light. Emotional fluctuations may occur, influenced by surroundings.

The Peak

  1. Psychedelic Phase: Colours intensify drastically, mood shifts are common, attention spans shorten, and sensory experiences become overwhelming. Communication might be challenging.
  2. Fractal Phase: Geometric patterns may emerge, inducing a sense of harmony and intensifying colours without the rapid flashing of the psychedelic phase.
  3. Loss of Sense of Self; Spirituality: At higher doses (150ug+), a dissolution of self-boundaries may occur, leading to profound connections and spiritual insights.

The Comedown

  1. Post-Peak: Taste sensations heighten, craving intense flavours, then moving to earthy tastes. Heightened sensitivity to emotions might occur.
  2. Almost Sober: Remaining visual effects are subtle. Food and drink taste less intense. Emotional peace settles in, with a sense of well-being.
  3. Fully Sober: No noticeable sensory impact. Emotional stability and happiness prevail, accompanied by potential feelings of hunger or fatigue, depending on the time of day.

Educational Resources

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFM6a9bSWFM&list=PLUBoetuJk4EfaUqd9k-CpAjJk2pGxTEoh&ab_channel=PsychedSubstance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DrM90dg5t4&ab_channel=Bioneers
http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIFlWe1oYlw&t=289s