Friends,

After several attempts, a friend was able to obtain relatively clean spice from ACRB using Thick Light's A/B tek. The friend suspects there is still a fair amount of NMT in the spice, however, as it is still relatively waxy in disposition, and the effects seem to be more muted than the MHRB spice of old. While the NMT adds an interesting flavor of its own, the friend believe it is preventing any sort of "blast off", so to speak, as the carrier tone isn't really present, visual enhancements aren't as pronounced, and the psychedelic portion of the experience is very short-lived with a longer tailed relaxation period.

Needless to say, it is extremely obvious that the spice of old is present in the mix. Have other travelers had trouble breaking through w/ ACRB spice? Does anyone have any special smoking/vaping techniques that may make the experience more akin to MHRB spice? The friend was considering using a waterfall pipe to get a larger breath of spice. Anyone tried something similar or have other advice?

Cheers,
-Partydog

I have had the same experience. This looks promising and not too difficult. https://www.dmt-nexus.me...aspx?g=posts&t=48737 Good luck, I am waiting until I have time to try this on mine. Mine had a nice meditative quality and minor CEVs but I dosed at 40mg which maybe if doubled...

Swim uses only ACRB and extracts using Cybs salt tek.

10-20mg in a GVG so far is all SWIM is dosing, incredible every time. Id say check the smoking technique. Done properly there really shouldnt be much need to go crazy high with the dosage. Swims usual dose is 17-18 and its nothing short of incredible in 2 hits. Not breakthru type experiences, but very smooth and intense CEV's. The carrier wave is typically present with intense body load, theyre pleasant sub-breakthrus.

Accidentally took 20mg the other day in one solid quick breath (all of it) and it took me further than ever assumed possible. It scared the shit out of me pretty good haha, was stuck halfway between a sub-breakthru and a breakthru. It was intense.