4. Other Routes
4.1 Sublingual
Sublingual DMT
Unfortunately extracted DMT does not rank high on effectiveness when administered under the tongue. Taking DMT this way is also quite uncomfortable. DMT freebase can cause burning sensations and is not recommended. DMT acetate can be made by adding a few drops of vinegar to freebase and is easier to take. But there are users who report having taken 100mg with no effect. Best would be to administer DMT Fumarate (converted from freebase using FASA). Some users reports success with 20-30mg DMT Fumarate combined with Harmine /Harmaline HCL salts.
There is an account that you can make a sublingually active DMT mix by mixing 1 gram of Virola calophylla resin with 60 mg of calcium hydroxide. Supposedly it doesn't burn like pure DMT does. The Calcium Hydroxide will burn a bit. It is needed to increase the pH to 9, to absorb everything better. 1 gram producing decent visuals and a light trip. An other suggestion is to use the Virola calophylla resin as a quid in the cheek. Mix about 1000 mg of resin with 60 mg of calcium hydroxide and add a little water. Add just enough to make it sort of like clay. Roll it into a long capsule like shape and put it in your cheek. Slowly suck on it for 10-15 minutes. This traditional method is said to work very well, with no pain at all. 1 gram induces a moderate trip. Several grams a strong one. Advantages: no extraction is needed; no RIMA is needed; it doesn't burn at all; the duration is much longer than smoking DMT. Disadvantages: big doses are hard to hold in the mouth without saliva building up and accidental swallowing; having to take big dosages, it is not a cost effective ROA; not everyone reports to experience sufficient intensity.