1cP-AL-LAD Blotters

1cP-AL-LAD is a derivative of AL-LAD, a potent psychedelic that itself is based on the popular compound called LSD. AL-LAD was first described by Alexander Shulgin in his book TiHKAL, which describes its synthesis and other important information.

How to use 1cP-AL-LAD 

At Subchems you can only buy 1cP-AL-LAD Blotters of the highest quality, professionally produced in a laboratory. Buy 1cP-AL-LAD in the quantities of 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, or 50 blotters, each blotter containing exactly 150mcg of the purest 1cP-AL-LAD LSD. Ensure to store the 1cP-AL-LAD blotters in a dry and cool place for maximum shelf-life. When handling research chemicals ensure to always take the proper precautions in the laboratory like wiping down surfaces and wearing gloves, a mask & protective clothing.

Definition 1cP-AL-LAD 

The definition of 1cP-AL-LAD is officially known as 1‐cyclopropanecarbonyl‐(8ß)-N,N-diethyl-6-(prop-2-enyl)-9,10-didehydroergoline-8-carboxamide hemi-L-tartrate. The compound is not well-studied and therefore there is not a lot of information available regarding it.

Chemistry background information 1cP-AL-LAD 

So what is 1cP-AL-LAD? Due to the lack of research on 1cP-AL-LAD, there isn’t a lot of information available regarding it. It is based on the AL-LAD compound, which itself is synthesized from nor-LSD as a precursor using allyl bromide.

AL-LAD is similar to LSD, but not identical. Thereby one can be certain that 1cP-AL-LAD may be similar to AL-LAD, though not identical. If you buy AL-LAD then you may have a rudimentary understanding of 1cP-AL-LAD.

If 1cP-AL-LAD behaves like AL-LAD, then it would not cause a color change on most reagent tests. The Marquis, Mecke, and Mandelin tests to not respond to AL-LAD, although the Ehrlich’s reagent will turn purple because of the indole moiety which 1cP-AL-LAD also shares.