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Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Acid, Liquid, L, Boomers, Trips

LSD was discovered in 1938.  It is the strongest hallucinogen known to man.

LSD can be ingested in several ways.  Liquid LSD can be placed on the tongue, in the eye or dropped on to virtually any object to dry and later be absorbed into the body.  Blotter paper (perforated squares) is often used to distribute LSD.

Extreme hallucinations and sensory distortions can occur when LSD usage.  Dangers include hallucinations up to twelve hours, bad trips, persistent psychosis, flashbacks, and the inability to tell fantasy from reality.

There is no legal use for LSD in the United States.