Recent content by ct89

Pyraz seems to be halfway decent for sleep, and isn't super-microdosey so if you get a bit too much you won't be screwed totally the next day.  However, if you really need the 'brick to the head', flubromazolam will do the trick... but keep the dose really really low.  too much and you'll feel...

Yeah, I've always worried that things like temp.pm were just places for someone to scrap data.  Like lots of those image sharing sites that are out there.  Claims security, but in reality they're hunting for 'interesting' information.   Short term since the vendor I was sending mail to usually...

anyone else having issues with temp.pm?   Seems down, any other good alternatives?

That's happened to me twice.   Original envelope, contents removed by cutting the side open (narrow end of envelope) and letter inserted, side taped.

really depends on dosage and tolerance.  1-2mg is definitely functional.   Past that could be nite-nite time for some, or a good time for those who benz out a bunch. :) Make sure to get as tablets or something tho... stuff tastes nasty. :) --chris

I don't think clonazolam has any taste, but it's tough to research due to the microsized dosages involved.  Two that I know definitely have a nasty taste:  Pyraz & flualprazolam. 

Planning some research with flap soon.   Trying to find some solid info on it tho.  Any ideas?  psychonaut doesn't have anything except a page saying they don't have anything. :) Found a few reddit threads here and there but things there are all over the place, hard to lock down proper...

So has anyone noticed during their research of Cl@m it reacting differently based on what it was or wasn't disolved in or if it sat in solution for a long time? For example, when dissolved in alcohol (everclear) it appears over time less potent then direct application.  Does the alcohol break...

The dosage is usually too low to measure on a regular scale.  Most folks will just do the whole volumetric dosing thing.  Mix with a suitable solvent and measure out in mL instead of mg.   That'll give you a liquid you can then blot, or just directly use.