25I-NBOMe & Mushrooms - Erowid Exp

Combo Wombo

25I-NBOMe & Mushrooms

Citation: paperaspassport. "Combo Wombo: An Experience with 25I-NBOMe & Mushrooms (exp101220)". Erowid.org. Dec 16, 2017. erowid.org/exp/101220

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DOSE:	1.2 mg	sublingual	25I-NBOMe
	2 g	oral	Mushrooms	(tincture)
		oral	Alcohol - Hard	(tincture)

BODY WEIGHT:

140 lb

Taken at 3 in large park hot day. 25i under tongue for 30 min. Mix mushrooms tincture, ever clear and shredded fungus soaked for about 2 weeks in mason jar. IDK about time I just didn't want them going bad. strained previous to excursion, then mixed at location with squirt. no problem. Feel weird start to pace. visuals are picking up view is wonderful. Feel vasoconstriction from 25i drink tall can. Did not need to finish it all due to ever clear. Everything is vibrating tracers are rich. Talkative, feeling excellent. Able to walk and hike in the heat fairly well no body load. Peak felt more sharp rather than broad felt like all the chemicals where fired at once and not over a longer period of time but still did last. would do again.

Exp Year: 2013	ExpID: 101220
Gender: Not Specified
Age at time of experience: 21
Published: Dec 16, 2017	Views: 121
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Mushrooms (39), 25I-NBOMe (542) : Public Space (Museum, Park, etc) (53), Personal Preparation (45), Preparation / Recipes (30), Combinations (3)

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