LSD GEL TABS 

LSD gel tabs (lysergic acid diethylamide) has been virtually unchanged since it first entered the public sphere. People are still using the same acid-soaked blotter papers Timothy Leary was using back in the early days.

But times are changing, and new technologies are being implemented to pack more acid in a single tab. LSD gel tabs are a new, innovative method of preparing acid that offers several key advantages over conventional blotter paper.

Gel acid can hold up to three times as much of the active ingredient as blotters.

What Are Acid Gel Tabs?

LSD gel look like conventional acid blotters, but instead of paper, they’re made of a thin LSD-infused gelatin square.

They look just like little pieces of Jell-O.

gel tabs contain a single dose of acid. They’re used the same way as conventional blotter papers. Users place a single tab under the tongue where it’s absorbed through the base of the tongue.

How Are Gel Tabs Made?

LSD gel tabs are made by combining liquid acid, gelatin, and water. Once mixed and allowed to set, the gelatin hardens slightly to form a gel. The entire square is then cut into individual doses.

The amount of acid in a gel tab can vary greatly depending on how much liquid LSD is used.

Gel tabs hold up to three times as much acid as conventional blotter paper.

How Do You Take LSD Gel?

• The most common way people use LSD gel tabs is to hold it under the tongue for about ten minutes.
• Alternatively, you can just eat the tab as-is.

How Long Do Gel Tabs Take to Kick In?

One difference you’re likely to notice when using gel tabs is that the effects kick in a few minutes faster than blotters.

LSD gel tabs dissolve rapidly under your tongue and allow the LSD to enter directly into your bloodstream. Blotters take more time because the paper itself doesn’t dissolve. Instead, the active LSD is diffused out of the paper and into the saliva before passing across the capillaries underneath the tongue.

In most cases, LSD gel tabs will begin to start delivering effects within 15 to 20 minutes.

How Long Do the Effects of LSD GelLast?

The standard LSD trip lasts between 6 and 10 hours, with most users feeling back to normal within 10 to 12 hours. This timeline is the same for gel, blotters, and liquid LSD.

LSD gel tabs have a reputation of lasting longer, but there are no official studies to back this up, and the anecdotal evidence is inconclusive. Some find it lasts longer; others notice no difference at all.

If your gel tab contains the same as a standard blotter, there should be no noticeable difference in trip length. However, with gel tabs that contain higher doses, you should expect the trip to last longer than you might be used to.

What’s the Shelf Life of Acid Gel?

One of the main advantages of LSD gel tabs is the long shelf-life. The gelatin consistency of the tab locks the LSD safely inside and protects it from exposure to oxygen, and buffers it from exposure to heat and UV light. All three of these factors lead to faster degradation of LSD blotters.

While it’s unclear exactly how long LSD gel tabs last, it’s thought to be in the ballpark of 3–6 years if stored correctly. Compare this to blotters which are only expected to remain viable for up to 3 years in storage (usually closer to 1.5 years).

All forms of acid will lose potency over time, especially if they aren’t stored properly, and gel tabs are no exception. Knowing how to store LSD properly will help you maintain its potency long-term.