Magic mushroom-infused products appear in Colorado gas stations

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18 points·PaulHoule··4 comments

There are products on the racks at gas stations and convienience stores worldwide that contain any and all CHEAP, mind altering substances. The market is ancient, and morphs around any attempt to eliminate and regulate it. There are other weirder distribution channels through primarily female groups, that are sold only in homes durring sales/presentation gatherings and have little or no public facing presence, these are also ancient and again impossible to regulate.

It's one of the 4-ACOs in all these candies. They been selling online and in headshops for a while now. I don't think it's 4-ACO-DMT but I forgot what the other one is called.

Edit: I should have read the article before commenting, but the title isn't accurate.

Looks like you’re thinking of 4-PrO-DMT, which has been around only since 2019: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4-PrO-DMT

I was just thinking about the wild times during the 00s where you could easily order research chemicals online, wish I would’ve taken advantage of that to try some of the 2C- series :(

I looked it up. 4-HO-MET is what I was thinking of. One of those companies has ads on Facebook where they call it metocin. Only company I've seen actually say what RC they're selling in candy.

2C-E was pretty nuts. I tried it twice. Would have used it more if it didn't make me so nauseous. Those were the most intense open eye visuals I ever seen. Posters turned into cartoons. The bathroom tile turned to chocolate milk as I puked in the toilet. Tracers and breathing walls all around me. But mentally I felt nearly sober.

I took 4-aco-dmt a couple times. It was like mushrooms but way more intense. I think the intensity was just because I was using a cheap scale and probably dosed with 10mg more than I had intended.

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