Unfortunately, from this moment on it is no longer possible to sell Research Chemicals such as 1cP-LSD, 1V-LSD, Methylcybine (4-HO-MET), and Methalylescaline via www.microdose.nl. Due to the internal policy of our payment provider, we do not have approval to conduct Research Chemicals transactions through our current payment system. Of course, we respect our payment provider's policy. However, we also understand that this may cause inconvenience.
Certain 'legal' research molecules (RCs) such as 1P-Lysergic acid diethylamide and 1cP-Lysergic acid diethylamide and M.esc are very suitable to start microscopic (scientific) microdosing research. These are legal alternatives for research instead of the 'illegal' lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) amongst other substances.
Looking for more information? Read our blog post about Microdosing with 1cP-LSD.
Please note: we are unable to ship these products to countries where the import of these products is not allowed. We don't ship our research molecules to Germany, Austria, UK, Switzerland, Norway, Noord-Ireland, Malta. We don't ship outside the EU.
If you do place an order from one of these banned countries, we refund the money without questions.
Examples Research Chemicals for sale at Microdosing.shop:
Microdosing M.ESC Drops (Methallylescaline)
Methylcybin (4-HO-MET) Microdose Drops
Pellets 1cP-LSD Micro Focus (20x10mcg)
1cP-LSD Microdose blotters (10x 20mcg)
1P-LSD Microdosing blotters (10 x 20mcg)
1V-LSD (Valerie) microdose pellets (20x10mcg)
4-HO-MET pellets (Methylcybin) (4x20mg)
It is not possible for us to always be fully informed of the (changing) rules regarding our products abroad. Full responsibility for the purchase of these products, therefore, lies with the customer. Before ordering our products from abroad, the customer must ensure that the goods can be legally imported into the country to which the order must be sent.
We do not ship this product to countries where this is a controlled substance:
These legal substances are intended for microscopic research purposes only and are not approved by the Commodities Act for human consumption. Intended for microdosing researchers only.
1cP-LSD (1-cyclo propionyl lysergic acid diethylamide) is a prodrug for lysergic acid diethylamide-25 (LSD) and a derivative of 1P-LSD. Through metabolism in the human body, 1cP-LSD is converted to lysergic acid diethylamide.
The difference is that lysergic acid diethylamide is completely finished, whereas, with 1cP, 1P and 1B human metabolism convert the 1cP-LSD into lysergic acid diethylamide. Hence they are called pro-drugs. It may take a little longer for the body to break down the research molecules into lysergic acid diethylamide, but thereafter no significant difference is noticeable.
The actual biggest difference is that lysergic acid diethylamide is quite tampered with in its distribution and sale. It is not distributed evenly on the blotter, the amount is incorrect, or it turns out not to be lysergic acid diethylamide at all. This makes buying and consuming lysergic acid diethylamide risky, so always have lysergic acid diethylamide tested or test it yourself with a test kit.
This is different when we turn to the legal variants. For sale online is more reliable, no need for a test kit. In terms of potency, 1cP is most similar to lysergic acid diethylamide-25. 1P is slightly lighter, and 1B is an even lighter version. 1B is therefore offered as a trip dosage of 125ug (micrograms), while the other 100 ug guarantees a strong trip, or between 10-15 microdoses.
Since 1cP-LSD is still very new, as with many research molecules, there is no certainty about the risks of this substance. We assume that 1cP works in the same way as 1P and lysergic acid diethylamide and that once metabolized, they behave the same.
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Various research molecules (Research Chemicals) are supplied in pellets (small pellets), blotters or liquid form. Unsure which form is most suitable for you? Read some more information below.
The liquid form (drops) is always a solution (dilution), which in most cases is tailored to a microdose. For the amount a drop contains, pay close attention to the information on the product page and packaging itself. These products come in a glass pipette bottle.
A blotter is a miniscule seal, also called a papertrip. Here, a solution containing the active ingredient is dripped. If necessary, these can be cut into pieces (1/2 or 1/3) with sharp scissors.
Pellets are small pellets with a certain amount of active substance. They can be very hard, so breaking or cutting them evenly is not always possible. A pill cutter (available at better chemists or pharmacies) can help. But if you are looking for a lower quantity for your research, other forms are often more practical.
Sprays are offered by some shops, but not by Microdose.nl or Microdosing.shop. Often the sprays get clogged with air and 1 spray differs too much, so the dose is never the same for the study you want to do.
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