Mescaline HCL

Pure Synthetic Mescaline for Oral Consumption

Mescaline is a potent hallucinogenic alkaloid, one of eight derived from the peyote cactus, which has been used for centuries in religious ceremonies by indigenous tribes in North and South America. While mescaline is just one of the many compounds found in peyote, it produces effects similar to the natural preparation. Chemically, it is related to amphetamine.

After consuming mescaline, effects typically begin within 3–4 hours, predominantly impacting the right hemisphere of the brain. In doses ranging from 300–500 mg, it can induce vivid visual, and occasionally olfactory or auditory hallucinations, illusions, depersonalization, and anxiety or depressive symptoms. The experience often parallels that of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD). Physical effects may include nausea, tremors, and sweating.

Mescaline is often considered an underrated psychedelic. Unlike more intense experiences like those from ayahuasca or DMT, mescaline tends to offer a more grounded perspective, often revealing that, at its core, life is inherently good.

This psychedelic shares similarities with LSD and psilocybin but stands out for its social nature. Rather than making you feel isolated or introverted, mescaline fosters confidence, extroversion, and a desire for social interaction. It brings energy, euphoria, and a heightened sense of empathy, encouraging you to connect with others or explore your surroundings.

Dosing Guidelines:

Mescaline is considered the mildest of the classic psychedelics. A standard dose requires at least 200 milligrams.

• Light: 50-200 mg
• Common: 200-400 mg
• Strong: 400-800 mg
• Heavy: 800 mg+

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