During the 1960s, LSD became popular as a mind expanding-hallucinogenic drug. The popularity of this drug began to decrease as its power and unpredictable side effect became known. In the last few years the popularity of LSD has increased. Teens today do not know of LSD's bad reputation and mistakenly think it is safer than marijuana or cocaine. They use LSD for the visual stimulation, entertainment or just simply to get high.

LSD was synthesized in 1938 by a chemist, albert hofmann, working for Sandoz Lab

LSD is soluble in water and other solvents, though liquid LSD is usually water based. Liquid LSD is used in the creation of blotter tabs. A single drop of potent liquid LSD could be 50 times a normal dose. Liquid LSD is uncommon. It is necessary to be extremely careful when dealing with liquid LSD as there is no way to gauge its potency. Liquid LSD is frequently stored in small dropper bottles. Sometimes it is mistaken that the since the bottle is almost empty, it would be fine to down the remains. That is bad because sometimes there is LSD remaining on the side and the dose is more than expected.

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