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LSD DERIVATIVE
MICRODOSING

Research, background information, possible effects, safety considerations and personal experiences.

LSD Derivative Microdosing

Our psychedelic derivatives are authorised as research chemicals in Germany, the Netherlands and other European countries.

This means that trade, possession and research are legal. How the research is carried out is entirely up to the user. We cannot give any consumption recommendations or generally speak of consumption because otherwise our product could fall into the category of food or supplements, which it is not.

Microdosing has been a trend for several years to improve well-being and performance. According to researchers and specialists such as Paul Austin, founder of The Third Wave, microdosing has been discussed in connection with a wide range of potential effects.

The following guide is based on various testimonials from long-time microdosers and researchers.

01

Introduction

Microdosing has been gaining popularity in the USA for several years and has gradually developed into a trend that has also reached Germany.

The microdosing movement became particularly visible in Silicon Valley, the hotspot of technology companies, startups and innovation.

What does microdosing mean?

The term generally describes research involving very small quantities of psychedelic substances, typically below the threshold associated with pronounced psychedelic effects.

02

Possible Effects

Reports and research around microdosing discuss a broad range of possible subjective effects. Individual experiences can vary considerably.

Performance & concentration
Creativity & mental flexibility
Reduced procrastination
Handling pressure & stress
Mood & state of mind
Mindfulness & awareness
Energy & fatigue
Appetite & eating behaviour
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Research

Microdosing research generally focuses on quantities below the threshold for pronounced psychedelic effects. Published research, observational studies and personal reports use different protocols, making direct comparisons difficult.

Keep a research journal

One useful approach when observing subjective effects is to document mood, focus, creativity, sleep, energy and other relevant variables consistently over time.

Observation Day
  • Observe your normal daily routine.
  • Pay attention to changes in focus and perception.
  • Notice mood, creativity and energy.
  • Document your observations.
Comparison Day
  • Continue with your normal everyday routine.
  • Compare your observations with previous days.
  • Record relevant thoughts and feelings.
  • Look for patterns rather than isolated impressions.
Important

Microdosing should not be confused with high-dose psychedelic experiences. Effects, risks and individual responses can differ substantially.

04

Storage & Shelf Life

Research materials should be stored according to the information supplied with the respective product and protected from inappropriate environmental conditions such as excessive heat, moisture or light.

05

Safety Information

Scientific research into psychedelic microdosing is still developing. Evidence regarding benefits, risks and long-term effects is not conclusive, and individual responses can differ.

Safety First

Activities such as driving or operating machinery should never be undertaken when perception, judgement or reaction time may be impaired.

The legal status of individual substances can also change and differs between jurisdictions. Always check the current legal status applicable to the specific substance and location.

The contents of this guide have been compiled from various sources and reports and are intended as general information about the topic.

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My Personal Experience

From my own experience, exploring microdosing felt somewhat nostalgic, filled with laughter and warmth.

My emotions felt raw and I noticed a particular sensitivity – not in a fearful or vulnerable way, but in a comforting and accepting way. I felt open and creative, with a strong awareness of my surroundings.

Small details suddenly attracted my attention: graffiti, colours, architecture, music from a passing car or reflections in the street. The world seemed full of artistic details.

On one occasion it was pouring with rain. The streets were illuminated by neon lights and reflections in puddles. I was soaked, kept walking and found myself laughing at the absurdity of the situation.

I laughed, felt free and light. I felt intensely present in that particular moment.

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