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#1 caruga

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Posted 08 June 2011 - 10:47 AM


Anyonw know if phenibut decompose more rapidly on air exposure and if so into what? The seal on my pouch has been torn for a bit and it no longer seems to pack any punch even at high doses.

#2 Declmem

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Posted 08 June 2011 - 06:04 PM

You gain a tolerance to it rapidly. In my case, I'm permanently and completely tolerant to it. Don't get anything out of it any more, and I used to love it. I used it for months with great results.

Then again, it's potency could deteriorate so rapidly that as I kept trying it I needed higher and higher doses until it's potency just dropped off completely and I thought I was tolerant. But I think that's a remote possibility.

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#3 caruga

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Posted 08 June 2011 - 08:03 PM

I never took it on a regular basis, just once a week at most, and kept the doses <1g in most cases. Last time I tried 2g and got absolutely nothing. So I think something has happened to it...

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Posted 09 June 2011 - 05:00 AM

A lot of bulk powders don't come with moisture absorbers/silica packs, so I keep them from my vitamin bottles and throw them in there. My phenibut is still good 2 years later (but perhaps there might be some potency lost).




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