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Bufotenine(5-ho-dmt)

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SWIM spent all day scowering his town for limo... swim cant wait to do this tek... o rjust boil his ace tek bufo with limo... argh the anticipation is killing swim...
 
Jorkest said:
while boiling with d-limonene does NOT give you crystals..it leaves a sticky looking film that when dried..and scraped up..turns into a tan powder that is FAIRLY pure..
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I bet under a microscope they are crystals. They are just very small. Xylene makes very small bufotenine crystals. It's hard to tell they are crystals until you look at them under a microscope.
 
ahh that makes sense..once dried they most certainly have that flashy little crystal like shine to them
 
That's something SWIM was wondering about. Is the difference between the high purity and food grade quality control and FDA certification? Or is it just the 2% difference? Or is it possibly due to what comprises those impurities?

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From the site:
Q. What is the difference between food grade and high purity d-Limonene?

A. Once extracted, the "food grade d-Limonene" is purified by fractionation. The resulting product, high purity d-limonene contains a minimum of 98.5% d-limonene. Food grade d-Limonene contains a minimum of 95% d-Limonene.
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Just noticed the price difference, so it must be the complexity of the process that's the only difference. SWIM's assuming that food-grade is pure enough for extraction purposes? He's still wondering what the impurities are.
 
SWIM used the food grade...it evaps fine..and leaves a wonderful orangy freshness...SWIM would prefer the high purity..but ITS FOOD GRADE...good enough for SWIM
 
amor_fati said:
That's something SWIM was wondering about. Is the difference between the high purity and food grade quality control and FDA certification? Or is it just the 2% difference? Or is it possibly due to what comprises those impurities?

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From the site:
Q. What is the difference between food grade and high purity d-Limonene?

A. Once extracted, the "food grade d-Limonene" is purified by fractionation. The resulting product, high purity d-limonene contains a minimum of 98.5% d-limonene. Food grade d-Limonene contains a minimum of 95% d-Limonene.
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Just noticed the price difference, so it must be the complexity of the process that's the only difference. SWIM's assuming that food-grade is pure enough for extraction purposes? He's still wondering what the impurities are.
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I already asked them about it. Their high purity d-limonene is their food grade d-limonene that is just further refined, that's all. It's still edible. NOTHING IS ADDED TO IT. It only contains extractives of the fruit and that's it. It's 100% natural, 100% from fruit, with absolutely nothing added to it. They don't call it food grade because it's of higher purity, that's all, but it's still edible according to them.

Food grade is good enough. You don't need high purity unless you're doing research that requires high purity.
 
d-limonene floats on top of water..so SWIM thinks it would be impossible for the company to leave any in there
 
well SWIM has evapped a bit of d-limonene(with bufotenine as the substance) and it still smells slightly of orange..but it also doesnt...whatever it is..has made the bufotenine way way way more pleasant to smoke...SWIM enjoys it immensely
 
SWIM needs to locate a source in the United States for A. Columbria seeds which are good enough for this extraction, but has heard some shady things about Bouncing Bear's other products. Their seeds are relatively cheap, but that makes SWIM wonder if they are of poor quality.
 
SWIM's experience is that all vendors’ seeds vary in quality. The alkaloid content is apparently seasonal. The A. colubrina from Argentina are the best usually.

Some A. colubrina seeds have so much bufotenine in them that the ratio of bufotenine to toxins is so high that the toxins can't be felt. SWIM has had such seeds in the past. They were from Argentina.
 
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