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Cant find a dosage thread?
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Dosage info is in the FAQ: FAQ - DMT Frequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting Guide - DMT-Nexus Wiki (also there are numerous threads discussing the subject, such as this thread linked from the FAQ). There's a good reason we recommend reading the FAQ: it answers the most frequently asked questions 
The way you measure your dose is by putting it on a scale sensitive to 0.001 g. There are no shortcuts. Estimating your dose by "eyeballing" it is strongly discouraged, because different crystal structures have different densities.
The way you measure your dose is by putting it on a scale sensitive to 0.001 g. There are no shortcuts. Estimating your dose by "eyeballing" it is strongly discouraged, because different crystal structures have different densities.
Yes entropymancer is right, FAQ is the first place to check.. As you see, the FAQ links a thread that is a sticky in the information subforum, so also do check stickies in each subforum for relevant information.
Regarding weighing, as entropy said, you need a scale. A 0.001g (milligram) scale is good but you can definitely get by with a 0.01g (10mg) scale. Im sure you can find them very cheap, local dealers, ebay, etc
Regarding weighing, as entropy said, you need a scale. A 0.001g (milligram) scale is good but you can definitely get by with a 0.01g (10mg) scale. Im sure you can find them very cheap, local dealers, ebay, etc
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search on ebay for a .001 scale, cheap cheap from hong kong
Is it good to support the Super cheap Hong Kong Trade Beast?
In what sense are you asking that question, xtechre? Questioning the quality of the scale, or because its just unsustainable business to have all these cheap scales?
Personally I had several scales in life, all the cheap chinese/hong-kong stuff.... They were always very unreliable IME, even if you can make 'tricks' to help (average out over many readings, etc). They also break soon enough. But then I bought a good tanita (japanese made) scale, which was significantly more expensive but oh-so worth it! I would say if you can go for quality scales, go for it, you wont regret!
Personally I had several scales in life, all the cheap chinese/hong-kong stuff.... They were always very unreliable IME, even if you can make 'tricks' to help (average out over many readings, etc). They also break soon enough. But then I bought a good tanita (japanese made) scale, which was significantly more expensive but oh-so worth it! I would say if you can go for quality scales, go for it, you wont regret!