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LSD
   
Paper form, or "blotter". This paper comes in a variety of colors and effects. It has been soaked in liquid LSD. The tab is then placed on the tongue for absorption of the drug. Paper form LSD can be sold in individual doses (tabs), or in strips of several doses, usually wrapped in aluminum foil.
Another example of paper form, or "blotter" LSD. Sugar cubes. Liquid LSD has been applied to sugar cubes, for oral consumption.
Gel Tabs. Liquid LSD has been mixed with gelatin, and poured into a mold. A "Gel Tab" can then be torn from the rest and consumed as one dose. Gel Tabs, also called window panes.

 

Street Names: Acid; Microdot; GelTabs; Trips; Tabs
Classification: Hallucinogen; Schedule 1
Physical Dependence: None
Psychological Dependence: Unknown
Duration: 8-12 Hours
Usual Method: Oral
Possible Effects: Illusions and hallucinations; Altered perception of time and distance
Effects of Overdose: Longer, more intense "trip" episodes; Psychosis; Possible death
Withdrawal Syndrome: Unknown
Paraphernalia, Packaging: Envelopes; sandwich baggies; cigarette cellophane
Signs and Symptoms: Extremely dilated pupils; Warm skin; Excessive perspiration and body odor; Distorted sense of sight, hearing, and touch; Distorted image of self and time; Mood and behavior changes; Unpredictable flashback episodes, even long after withdrawal (although these are rare).