Drug Identification ~ Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Other Names: LSD, Acid, Microdot, White lightning, Blue heaven and Sugar Cubes

What It Looks Like: Colored tablets, blotter paper, clear liquid, thin squares of gelatin

How it's Administered: It's taken orally and in small doses. LSD is most often found in small squares of impregnated paper called blotter acid, or in sheets of paper like postage stamps. The drug is licked off the paper. The drug can also come in tiny tablets called microdots, or in small gelatin squares called windowpane, both taken by orally ingesting. A user can also get LSD in a clear liquid solution. This is most often dispensed by using an eyedropper onto sugar cubes or directly onto the tongue. Some users have also been known to put the droops into their eyes. Another type of LSD is the blue dot acid, which consists of paper slips smeared with a blue colored solution of the drug.

Effects on Users: Altered states of perception and feeling, nausea, persisting perception disorder (flashbacks), increased body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, numbness, weakness, tremors, and persistent mental disorders. Physical effects of LSD may include dilated pupils, high temperatures, rapid heartbeats, increased blood pressure, sleeplessness, appetite loss and tremors. The Psychological effects can last up to 12 hours.

Other Info: This drug has a high potential for abuse

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