LSD blotters also provide a convenient method for people to carry and exchange LSD. If you’re purchasing something that’s got notably different effects than what you’re used to, there’s a good chance that you’re not getting LSD. The only difference between different batches of LSD is the potency. People who purchase LSD blotters should be aware of the fact that there’s only one type of LSD. If one blotter sheet is known for having a particularly strong experience, then users will refer to that ‘sheet’ of blotters as a reference point. The blotter art allows users to compare and discuss different ‘brands’ of LSD. Some blotters are also made with a stronger concentration of LSD.
While there is only one type of LSD, different manufacturers and vendors may include other drugs on their blotter sheets. LSD blotter art also serves as a sort of stamp. Some blotters are decorated with psychedelic art, whereas others are imprinted with the faces of popular cartoon characters. There are as many different types of blotter art as there are trees in the forest. It has become an aspect of psychedelic culture to share, comment, and create blotter papers with different forms of artwork. It can also be useful for helping to remove cosmetics.īlotter paper can have a number of different designs on it. This makes it useful for absorbing psychoactive chemicals so that they can be transported easily.īibulous paper is also used in chemistry labs to help absorb any excess liquid or moisture from the lens of a microscope or from the area that’s being observed. It is generally made using a specific type of paper that is highly absorbent. Depending on the concentration of LSD used in the dipping solution, each blotter will have a different dose of LSD.īlotter paper is also known as bibulous paper. The paper can then be divided into squares or strips.
This allows the LSD to absorb into the blotter paper. An LSD blotter is essentially a piece of paper with a dose of LSD in it.īlotter sheets are made by soaking the paper in a solution of LSD.
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