LSD

Name: LSD

Other Names: Acid, blotter acid, boomers, dots, lysergic acid diethylamide, mellow yellow, window pane and yellow sunshine.

What it Looks Like: It can be found as an odorless, clear liquid, however, is usually associated with a delivery mechanism such as blotter paper, a sugar cube, a gelatin capsule or a tablet.

How Used: Usually swallowed but can also be injected.

Effect: Produces hallucinations, possibly up to 12 hours.

Possible noticeable symptoms of use, abuse or withdrawal:

• Anxiety
• Delusions
• Depression
• Dilated pupils
• Distorted time sense
• Euphoria
• Flashbacks
• Hallucinations
• Heightened or confused senses
• Helplessness
• Loss of appetite
• Loss of time sense
• Mood swings
• Panic attacks
• Sleeplessness
• Sweating
• Tired
• Tremors
• Unexplained fears

This page is an overview description of this drug. It is not comprehensive or meticulously researched. This page is intended to provide an introductory overview for those who have no familiarity with the drug.

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