LSA to LSD

Recently came across a very in depth way of transferring LSA to LSD.
It sounds very complex, and i probably won't be trying it, as it sounds somewhat dangerous, but I was wondering if anyone on here had any experience trying this.
Pretty sure id just do the LSA, but it still sounded interesting.

 

I didnt think it was possible.

 

sounds like a lul. i think there was a thread like this in the drug chemistry section.

 

Guys are probably right, and it is just a load of shit.
Was just curious.

 

Dumb post.

 

You would have to convert the Lysergic Acid Amine (LSA) to lysergic acid first anyways, so you might as well just start with that. Its not impossible, there's just no point.

 

Yeah you could use LSA as a precurspr, but ther would be no need if you already had the other supplies you wouln't need any LSA.

 

I dont think it can even be done, and if so, Im assuming it would be a very complex process.

 

it can be done, it just isnt.

 

at best, it would be impossible, and impractical.

if it was the easiest way to make cid, we would all know how.

 

it cant be impossible and impractical. Its definitely possible, just like turning lead into gold is technically possible. But there are much better ways to do it, so theres no point.

 

Your going to have to explain the lead to gold to me

 

Well...if possible I'm sure the process is very complex, but lysergic acid isn't one of those easily obtained materials, so converting the LSA over may be an easier route for those with the intelligence to do such a thing, but are lacking in credentials that would make obtaining raw lysergic acid possible.

 

how complex are we talking here on the LSA to LSD, just out of curiosity?

 

...well...as complex as lsd is...so...very lol

 

LSA to LSD is possible, but there are easier ways to get LSD, and your end product is not going to be as pure.

 

it doesnt work, you can synthesize LSA out of it but you cant convert it into LSD.

 

It is more difficult than a true LSD tek but for the amatuer gifted chemist it elminates the need for a DEA license for at least one of the precursors.

 

here is a link that explains it: HERE