Experiences

First-hand reports. What was taken, how much, by what route, what else was in the body, what the surroundings and state of mind were, and then what actually happened — including the parts that were unpleasant, the ones that did not fit expectation, and the ones that ended badly. A report that omits the dose, the route or the other drugs present is a story rather than data, and the details that matter most are usually the ones a writer is least keen to include.

Read these as anecdote, not as evidence. One person's experience is one person, reports over-represent the memorable and under-represent the uneventful and the fatal, and what was taken is often not what it was sold as. Nothing on this page establishes a dose, a duration or a safe combination, and a comfortable report is not a demonstration that something is comfortable.