LSD in mix of water and alcohol

[LoveSphere]

I've been using a mixture of 15% alcohol schnaps/distilled water with 1.5 ug acid/mL solution for microdosing.

What I'm trying to find out is when do acetic acid bacteria no longer pose a threat to an alcohol solution that contains nothing but water alcohol and aroma. Or rather at which point is there too much alcohol so I don't have to worry about my LSD going bad if it is at low stable temperature in a perfectly dark room.

I tried finding acetic acid bacteria information regarding how much it can resist alcohol but I found no information regarding that. I do know however that high proof alcohol will never go bad no matter what you do with it. What I'm trying to avoid here is having to drink too much alcohol for microdosing which is detrimental to LSD experience as it is not synergetic.

Any inputs are welcome.

--Edit--
Also within the 1-2 months of me using this method it has worked exceptionally well and dosing micrograms this was is exceptionally easy and accurate.

 

[some one]

This is how I microdose:

1: mix 8ml distilled water(*1) with 2ml alcohol (96% proof)
2: Add 87 drops of the above to a 10 ml pipette bottle
3: Add 3 drops of liquid acid(*2)

(1*) you can create this yourself by boiling water and condensing the steam on the bottom of a pan filled with cold water which you hold above the steam, then capture the droplets.

(2*) providing 1 drop = 1 regular dosage = I guess around 100 ug.

90 drops total volume contains 3 full dosages, so:
1 drop contains 1/30 dosage
2 drops contain 1/20 dosage
3 drops contain 1/10 dosage

I keep this solution in the fridge. With 20% alcohol I never had any trouble with bacteria etc. There is no effect from the alcohol when taking a couple of drops. Adding more alcohol is possible. But then it will also burn more. If you worry about bacteria you could do this however. No need to add any acidic solutions.

 

[LoveSphere]

This is how I microdose:

1: mix 8ml distilled water(*1) with 2ml alcohol (96% proof)
2: Add 87 drops of the above to a 10 ml pipette bottle
3: Add 3 drops of liquid acid(*2)

(1*) you can create this yourself by boiling water and condensing the steam on the bottom of a pan filled with cold water which you hold above the steam, then capture the droplets.

(2*) providing 1 drop = 1 regular dosage = I guess around 100 ug.

90 drops total volume contains 3 full dosages, so:
1 drop contains 1/30 dosage
2 drops contain 1/20 dosage
3 drops contain 1/10 dosage

I keep this solution in the fridge. With 20% alcohol I never had any trouble with bacteria etc. There is no effect from the alcohol when taking a couple of drops. Adding more alcohol is possible. But then it will also burn more. If you worry about bacteria you could do this however. No need to add any acidic solutions.

Thanks, so 20% should be good eh? I don't have liquid acid, I just put tab into the bottle for a day and then take it out. I did 132mL water/schnaps for 200 ug tab. Works well but I don't know if it will at some point go bad.

Do plastics and air destroy acid that's in that form?
I have it in total darkness at 20 C degrees, that's 68 F.

 

[some one]

Store in a cool dark airtight place. A fridge preserves better than room temp. From my experience storing 'cid in the right conditions keeps it good for years.

I'd go for glass over plastic.

 

[Vreality]

you want to look at where your water is coming from.. Also I'd adjust my solution based on solubility of your salt.

you shouldn't have much worries of bacterial or your solutions going bad if you use proper storage procedures and dissolving solvents.

the ONLY water your material should touch is de-ionized water,Then I would use something like the highest proof ever clear and make a mixture of those two items to dissolve.

I would go for a 1:1 ratio for basic liquid phase storage, for liquid to evaporate or gas phase I would go 3:7 (water alcohol)

for your uses I'd probably go 7:3 at most.. to stabilize yourself from evaporation.

Use a container that seals tight, and 1:1 ratio will be fine.

Store container in fridge in the cold / dark. It will last for as long as you need it.


Key is to keep your material from room tempurature, light, and air ( yes the air in the bottle too) If you want to retain its 100% pristine purity. This material does tend to degrade more easily in liquid.


Key notes:

remember de-ionized water !

Store in the cold / dark to prevent issues with bacteria or degradation.

 

[LysergicMissioner]

hey @Vreality solutions for de-ionizing?

Buddy had dumped a whole ger in a gallon-ish
333ml per page ug~120

 

[Vreality]

hey @Vreality solutions for de-ionizing?

Buddy had dumped a whole ger in a gallon-ish
333ml per page ug~120

if laying its not needed, but you can buy de-ionized water. Its best for long term storage like if he's going to be sitting on that liquid for a while. but it should be okay how it is. You should honestly be fine with normal waters, I just witness less color degradation over the same period of time with de-ionized.

its not a super big deal, just look for it in the future.

I imagine since its in water itll stay liquid.

 

[LoveSphere]

hey @Vreality solutions for de-ionizing?

Buddy had dumped a whole ger in a gallon-ish
333ml per page ug~120

if laying its not needed, but you can buy de-ionized water. Its best for long term storage like if he's going to be sitting on that liquid for a while. but it should be okay how it is. You should honestly be fine with normal waters, I just witness less color degradation over the same period of time with de-ionized.

its not a super big deal, just look for it in the future.

I imagine since its in water itll stay liquid.

It's 5-6 months old solution and last I used it still worked fine.
I used distilled surgery grade water from a pharmacy so it's as clean as it can get.

 

[some one]

you can create this yourself by boiling water and condensing the steam on the bottom of a pan filled with cold water which you hold above the steam, then capture the droplets.

This works best for me. Super pure clean water. Deionised water is not for consumption and sometimes smells weird.

Correction to my previous post: better use >30% alcohol to keep the solution decontaminated from any microbial infection. I guess you could also use salt. I've kept it for years, still works fine. Old acid does give more body load vs a fresh batch.