Practical LSD Manufacture 3rd edition Perfect Paperback – December 10, 2006

This book houses a plethora of different methods for LSD manufacture, though all of them are far out of reach for the average consumer. As the author stipulates in the preface, it is best left to those with a background in organic chemistry to attempt to make the substances outlined in the text. Besides that, it is a very easy to read and understand guide about the many different methods of production of this illicit, mind-expanding drug. The cover art (and previous knowledge of Uncle Fester's writings) is what drew me initially to this book. I would recommend this to anybody who likes the counterculturual aspects of the book or legitimate organic chemists with clandestine laboratories and no care about the law.

Must have book for your collection if interested in chemistry!Have a grateful day

I bought this book to learn of different chemistry techniques and to understand some organic chemistry work that is used to extract alkaloids that come from the rye plant.

Perfect addition to my rare psychedelic book collection

I purchased this out of sheer curiousity - what goes into the manufacture of this powerful chemical agent, and what kind of individual would write a how-to manual. I was impressed with the concise, clear quality of the writing. Despite the author's wholly unapologetic treatment of the subject, I found their intellect and humor to be refreshing. I cannot speak to the informational quality of the text, as I have never manufactured LSD, nor do I intend to - however, the text was detailed technically, and full of practical safety tips. At the same time that I found the text, and it's mere existence, fascinating and refreshing, I also felt a bit sad that such an excellent intellect is wasted on illicit activities, and slowly degraded by consumption of their product.

very good book on this subject and codo's to uncle fester

Priceless information 🌞

The book actualy came to me.

Had a flick through. The cover art is beautiful. Keep in mind the methods here aren't as practical as the title suggests - you probably won't be cooking anything up any time soon .

great book

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After reading through the book (it's a quick read) here is what you need to know.Get ready to buy 5k worth of equipment. Have a decent amount of land to grow grain. Know sterile techniques that you use for mycology and then there are chemical acquisition....I'm not even sure where I can get 10% of what is needed.In chapter one he even says you need 2-3 years of lab experience in biological chemistry.But I guess the book is worthy of a spot in my library.

Unusual by my other book crapp go back and forth in stead of just say x = y