LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) is typically consumed by placing a small piece of blotter paper soaked in a liquid solution of LSD under the tongue before swallowing it. A newer form of LSD gel tabs is also becoming more popular because they offer all the same benefits of blotters but are stronger and more shelf-stable.

Blotters or gels are the safest (and most convenient) methods of consuming LSD, but some prefer to use diluted liquid LSD droppers instead.

When LSD is first synthesized, it’s a white, odorless crystal. It is then ground into a fine powder before it’s dissolved in a solvent (usually ethanol alcohol or distilled water). This dilution is then painted onto blotter art and allowed to dry.

This process helps standardize the dose and makes it easier to consume.

Some manufacturers will simply sell tincture bottles of LSD dilution instead. This is what most people mean when they say “liquid LSD.” It’s normally used by placing a drop or two of the liquid in water or juice.

Note that the concentration of liquid LSD can vary substantially depending on how diluted it is. This is the reason why most people prefer to use blotter paper instead. One drop of liquid LSD could contain significantly more active LSD than a single blotter square.

What’s The Dose Of Liquid LSD?

Because of the lack of standardization of black-market drugs, it can be hard to tell the concentration of the liquid LSD solutions — a single drop can range from 50 to 500 ugs.

A standard psychedelic dose of LSD can be felt with as little as 100 ugs (depending on the user’s weight and metabolism).

When buying a liquid LSD, look for a label that indicates the potency of each drop or specifies the ratio of crystalline LSD to the solvent.

How To Use Liquid LSD for sale

Some people who regularly use LSD prefer the liquid form over blotters or gels.

This is because it can keep for many years (in an alcohol-based solution) when properly stored. The other reason is that it offers more versatility for different dosing situations (microdosing to a full psychedelic trip).

And if you manage to get ahold of a good source of liquid LSD, it winds up being more cost-effective overall than purchasing blotter tabs.

Most liquid LSD comes in a dropper bottle that administers about 0.05 mL of liquid per drop. Please note that this is not the rule, and every batch likely contains a different concentration of LSD.

You can calculate your dose based on the concentration of the LSD in the solution divided again by the drop.

Here are some methods people use to take liquid LSD:

• Drop Some LSD Onto a Sugar Cube

This classic practice involved placing just one or two (depending on potency) drops of LSD liquid onto a sugar cube and holding it in your mouth until it fully dissolves.

• Place a Drop of LSD Directly Under the Tongue

After placing the drop, hold it there to allow its absorption into the bloodstream through the microcapillaries.

We only recommend this if you’ve got steady hands. Dropping the solution right into the mouth adds the risk you accidentally administering too much. Just one drop too much can result in an entirely different experience.

• Dilute With Some Water or Juice

A safer method of using liquid LSD is to dilute it in some other liquid first. This practice reduces your chances of taking too much because you can first add the drop(s) and then consume either the whole cup or leave some behind to control the dose.

LSD has no taste, so you won’t need to worry about masking it like other psychoactive substances. Be cautious about dropping your LSD into anything warmer than room temperature. So this leaves things like tea and coffee out of the equation.