Storing LSD

[Breathe]

I have another storage question. What is the best way to store liquid LSD and LSD blotters?

I can only find anecdotal evidence on the web so I have no idea. Recently, I took a tab that I had sitting in a dark, mylar bag, for years and I was surprised how hard I treipped given how long it'd been sitting around in my closet. I'm not sure if that even mattered.

Now for the real question. I have a vial of liquid in a dark glass that I keep it in the fridge. It is Dr Suess 3.0, I thought I would mention, it is my favorite LSD. And yes, for those that don't know, quality matters, and this is the best. Extraordinarily pleasant and entertaining powerful visuals. Giggles all day!

Anyways, the question I have now, should I keep it in the fridge? I'm a little worried someone might come over and do something stupid. I'd feel terrible.

Next question, I also have tabs. Should I keep the them in the freezer? I'm afraid they'll get condensation if the fridge breaks or again if someone discovers them.

Last question, I have read that LSD on blotter lasts longer than liquid. How is that so?

 

What does seem to be common knowledge, is that light, heat, and oxygen can degrade the molecule. I usually store my shit in an airtight jar with a desiccant and an de-oxidizer packet.

But! There there seems to be so much disagreement about how long this shit actually lasts. I have heard people say that they've had LSD that's lasted 20 years. No idea.

:SHRUG:

[Breathe]

One more thing, I gave my close friend some tabs a couple of years ago. He recently took them and said they were week. But these were 150ug tabs. He tends to be aloof, so I'm not sure if it was just him not storing them right, or if it was the LSD. I do remember, that mine from the same batch had started to turn brown over the years. Not sure what that was all about but I never took those ones again.

[Schizophonia]

In a closet or bag away from light.
Btw you're now increasingly finding LSD tablets instead of blotting paper.

[eggopm3]

keep it in the dark and away from moisture and it'll last for decades.