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Yeah, I never tried the stuff but I had a few friends who did years ago. From their descriptions, it was like a much more potent, long-lasting, and somewhat le
by soylentcola 11y ago
Yeah, I never tried the stuff but I had a few friends who did years ago. From their descriptions, it was like a much more potent, long-lasting, and somewhat less pleasant version of being high on cannabis. Basically, like being very high but not necessarily in a good way.
They only smoked a small amount, hearing that it was quite potent, so nobody had a "bad trip" or anything but they all mentioned how such a thing would be easy. I've had anxiety attacks from smoking too much regular old cannabis in the past so I can imagine how a drug with similar (but stronger) effects could easily go from being super baked to the worst of the paranoia and anxiety you may have experienced with too much strong cannabis.
edit: another issue is the range of potency. With normal "bud" cannabis, there's only so strong it's likely to be. When you're talking about some solution sprayed on plant material for smoking, the dosage can be much harder to determine without trying some first. I could probably take one puff of the world's strongest weed and there would be an upper limit to how stoned that could make me. With anything "laced" or concentrated and sprayed, you could be getting several times the desired dose with even a few puffs.
- Nursie 11y agoAll true. The cannibinoids themselves are far more potent than THC too, much higher binding affinities for the receptors, so while it's more or less impossible to actually overdose on THC, that's not the case with these. yeah I know, it's easily possible to have more than you're comfortable with...