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Q: I just recieved some alpha-methyltryptamine, for research purposes, but to my dismay I didn't notice the "methanesulfanate" addition... now, research begins on the 10th, and I am quite concerned as to this slip up on my part. What would the properties of methanesulfanate be in combination with AMT? I have a very bad feeling..
A: Why would you want to have the methanesulfanate salt rather than the freebase? The freebase form of AMT is the form most people use as a drug. The methanesulfanate salt should not be taken, since methanesulfanate is a mutagenic toxic compound. I assume that you obtained your information from Adam Gottlieb's book "Natural Highs." I encourage you to ignore that book, as it is full of errors and misinformation.
Asked By : Market Troll
Answered By : murple
Published Date : 3 / 20 / 2001
Last Edited Date : 3 / 20 / 2001
Question ID : 2196
Categories: [ AMT ]



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