DPT strategy

^ excellent description, but probably far, far more intense

 

That's what I am aiming for.

 

it sounds much better than a nasal ROA.

 

btw is it ok if the actual DPT is dark purple/black in appearance?

 

It should be right? haha. This thread is so stupid, "DPT straregy"? What the fuck kinda strategy are you gonna use when your face is multiple cascading frames of raw energy?



Awww dont want a wittle nasty in your nosey? Im excited for the reports, you are not ready, you cannot be ready, and you never will be ready for this and there is no strategy that will save your pathetic ass.





I know I said it already but I really think that 200mg is the sweet spot with nasal ingestion.

 

i love you dude

200 it is

 

so purple/black DPT is ok?!

 

Only one way to find out. Color does not imply anything other than an impurity of unknown scale.

 

i would wager that black means more impurity than off white

 

yes, but how much? 0.2%? 20%?

 

probably closer to 20%. obviously i'm just guessing though. i have zero experience with DPT. but i wouldn't eat black 2ce. or black 4homipt, black 4acodmt, etc. i wouldn't eat a powder that was black when it's supposed to be white or off white

 

just checked the vendor's website and it does mention it's purple salt, so feel bit better now....
It's just the first time an RC comes as dark purple powder....? hmmm did you ever get such an RC colour?

 

I too wonder if anyone has ran into any RC this color. It tends to make me worry. Why would it differ so much in color?

 

impurities

 

Hmmph, I figured. :/

So, would your advice, if you don't mind me asking, be to move on and keep looking?

 

DPT is so rare that I would jump on it. The old DPT source that me and others got it from, his stuff was solid brown, but was tested at 98.6% pure apparently. So like I said earlier, a dramatic change in color does not imply a dramatic change in purity. I know of people actually eating their degraded, black gooey miprocin and finding little change in potency.

Don't forget these are 'research' chemicals and as such all risk ends up in the end user

 

I think jumping on board is what I shall do. Should be an interesting ride.