While I know how to extract DMT already, I often still reference teks that have been posted on the internet to compare technique, yields, variations in different acids/solvents etc.
To my dismay I've found that alot of them, while accurate in direction, are poorly written. The first time I attempted extracting DMT i followed a loosely worded tek and was successful. However the next few times I did the same procedures, I often yielded different results as far as color, texture, consistency, amounts. It took me a long time and a lot of research (and a lot of attempts) to figure out why certain things were happening.
So I wrote a tek of my own, aimed toward either a beginner or a person who is having some difficulty explaining certain things. The topics the tek covers include:
- Why acids and bases?
- What each reaction does, why it is necessary, and what to look for as it is happening;
- Explains what each chemical's purpose is;
- How to fix "ear wax" or "peanut butter", gooey brown DMT;
- How to avoid emulsion
- Also includes 2 different methods of collection, evaporation or precipitation, and what each method has to offer.
I hope many of you find this tek useful, and please recommend it to anyone it may help!
To my dismay I've found that alot of them, while accurate in direction, are poorly written. The first time I attempted extracting DMT i followed a loosely worded tek and was successful. However the next few times I did the same procedures, I often yielded different results as far as color, texture, consistency, amounts. It took me a long time and a lot of research (and a lot of attempts) to figure out why certain things were happening.
So I wrote a tek of my own, aimed toward either a beginner or a person who is having some difficulty explaining certain things. The topics the tek covers include:
- Why acids and bases?
- What each reaction does, why it is necessary, and what to look for as it is happening;
- Explains what each chemical's purpose is;
- How to fix "ear wax" or "peanut butter", gooey brown DMT;
- How to avoid emulsion
- Also includes 2 different methods of collection, evaporation or precipitation, and what each method has to offer.
I hope many of you find this tek useful, and please recommend it to anyone it may help!
