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(I consider a normal dose between .10 and .12. My first encounter I only took 0.05 and did not take any more the rest of the night. My roommate ate .14 all at once.)
Tested with reagents (which were about a year old, but stored improperly in a hot attic for the summer months). The Marquis, Mecke, Mandelin, Ehrlich, Liebermann and Hofmann reacted with proper color, the sizzle I've learned to appreciate, but the chemical smell was far stronger than any I've inhaled and it sizzled more than I've ever seen a reagent react. The Simons A & B test result was different than any I'd seen. Rather than Simon B turning blue instantly, or having no reaction at all, it very slowly turned dark blue.''