"With good information
substances can be enjoyed
more safely!"
Roxy, Yve, Anna & Josh
Clear, odourless and tasteless liquid. Usually taken as small squares of paper with pictures on (tabs) or in a solution (liquid acid), sometimes as very small pills (micro dots).
P S Y C H E D E L I C
⫸ LSD is a powerful hallucinogenic drug, usually swallowed as tabs or dropped onto the tongue as a liquid. Unlike most other substances, an effective dose is around 25 µg (25 millionth of a gram)
⫸ EFFECTS
after approx. 20-60 min; full development after approx. 1-2 h (oral).
⫸ DURATION
at medium dose 6-12 h, at high dose up to ca.24h.
LSD can cause considerable changes in perception. The senses (visual, auditory, olfactory, touch) are intensified or interpreted differently than usual. Hallucinations can occur (eg. morphing, things blending into one another, seeing sounds as colour etc.). Because of this, a new perception of reality can be discovered. The experience is however, heavily influenced by set (inner state) and setting (environment).
⫸ PROBABLE
Up to 12 h (blood), up to 5 days (urine).
⫸ AFTER-EFFECTS AND POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES
The LSD effect subsides very slowly and can also intensify again after the peak in a "wave-like" manner; the sensory perceptions may normalize with a time delay; it may take several hours or days to process what has been experienced; occurrence of psychological disorders / psychoses possible (also long-lasting, "stuck") - psychological / medical care may be necessary.
⫸ SPECIAL RISKS WITH
mental illness, hypertension.
⫸ SIDE EFFECTS
Increase in blood pressure, pulse/breath rate, and body temperature. Dilated pupils, nausea, dizziness, sweating; disorientation, altered reaction time, possibly decreased ability to assess risk. Feeling of sensory overload, anxiety/paranoia, insomnia possible. Bad or traumatic experiences, previously repressed, may come to consciousness; previously hidden mental illnesses may be triggered. High tolerance development.
Do not consume
if you feel physically or psychologically
feel unwell!
As an orientation: around 1 μg (microgram) per kg in body weight can be the crossing over into a strong dose. It is essential to dose carefully and handle individually. Inform yourself as much as possible about the dosage of your substances! Take note: an intense experience doesn’t necessarily depend on a high dosage. Low doses can also lead to difficult experiences and psychological crisis.
Plan enough time for the come down.
LSD usually covers over the effect of other drugs – so there is a danger of overdosing and a higher risk for a difficult trip or seizures.
Take enough time to process the experience – and don’t take it again until having a long break in between.
If someone is struggling, getting anxious or having a difficult experience, bring them to a calm environment and try to get their focus on familiar and calming things – breath, bodily sensations, basic needs, etc.
⫸ Get help if you or someone else needs it! Staff and emergency services are there to help you!
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"With good information
substances can be enjoyed
more safely!"
Roxy, Yve, Anna & Josh
Clear, odourless and tasteless liquid. Usually taken as small squares of paper with pictures on (tabs) or in a solution (liquid acid), sometimes as very small pills (micro dots).
P S Y C H E D E L I C
⫸ LSD is a powerful hallucinogenic drug, usually swallowed as tabs or dropped onto the tongue as a liquid. Unlike most other substances, an effective dose is around 25 µg (25 millionth of a gram)
⫸ EFFECTS
after approx. 20-60 min; full development after approx. 1-2 h (oral).
⫸ DURATION
at medium dose 6-12 h, at high dose up to ca.24h.
LSD can cause considerable changes in perception. The senses (visual, auditory, olfactory, touch) are intensified or interpreted differently than usual. Hallucinations can occur (eg. morphing, things blending into one another, seeing sounds as colour etc.). Because of this, a new perception of reality can be discovered. The experience is however, heavily influenced by set (inner state) and setting (environment).
⫸ PROBABLE
Up to 12 h (blood), up to 5 days (urine).
⫸ AFTER-EFFECTS AND POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES
The LSD effect subsides very slowly and can also intensify again after the peak in a "wave-like" manner; the sensory perceptions may normalize with a time delay; it may take several hours or days to process what has been experienced; occurrence of psychological disorders / psychoses possible (also long-lasting, "stuck") - psychological / medical care may be necessary.
⫸ SPECIAL RISKS WITH
mental illness, hypertension.
⫸ SIDE EFFECTS
Increase in blood pressure, pulse/breath rate, and body temperature. Dilated pupils, nausea, dizziness, sweating; disorientation, altered reaction time, possibly decreased ability to assess risk. Feeling of sensory overload, anxiety/paranoia, insomnia possible. Bad or traumatic experiences, previously repressed, may come to consciousness; previously hidden mental illnesses may be triggered. High tolerance development.
Do not consume
if you feel physically or psychologically
feel unwell!
As an orientation: around 1 μg (microgram) per kg in body weight can be the crossing over into a strong dose. It is essential to dose carefully and handle individually. Inform yourself as much as possible about the dosage of your substances! Take note: an intense experience doesn’t necessarily depend on a high dosage. Low doses can also lead to difficult experiences and psychological crisis.
Plan enough time for the come down.
LSD usually covers over the effect of other drugs – so there is a danger of overdosing and a higher risk for a difficult trip or seizures.
Take enough time to process the experience – and don’t take it again until having a long break in between.
If someone is struggling, getting anxious or having a difficult experience, bring them to a calm environment and try to get their focus on familiar and calming things – breath, bodily sensations, basic needs, etc.
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IMPRINT / DISCLAIMER / FACEBOOK
PHOTOS BY Bobby Rodriguezz @bobrodriguez / Bogdan Glisik @bglisik / Brooke Cagle @brookecagle / Clarisse Meyer @clarissemeyer / Ramy Kabalan @ramykabalan / Christopher Campbell @chrisjoelcampbell / Alexander Antropov
all photos are license-free, taken from pixabay.com and wikimedia.commons
ILLUS, LOGO BY DARIUS GONDOR www.formplan.design