Each capsule is vegan and gluten free and contains approximately 100 mg of S-Type Ketamine with 50-75 mg of Purple MDMA.
When taking this Micro-dose start in a safe environment to see if the experience is right for you.
DO NOT CONSUME ALCOHOL when taking Ketamine as many people get violently sick!!!
These Capsules can release such a positive experience within oneself - helps with anxiety and depression and should only be consumed when you feel the right energy for you to experiment and relieve the body and mind from the stress of society.
When using these two combos in a micro-dose form for sexual purposes is so much fun - quite a journey!!!!
You can take these capsules orally or remove the contains per capsule for inhaling - but they were designed for taking orally.
S-Type Ketamine - or called Esketamine is a more potent psychoactive drug. It induces greater dissociative effects and dopaminergic activity. This means taking this drug is more likely to lead to effects like feeling detached from your body, your surroundings, and your sense of self.
Ketamine is a unique drug. It produces psychedelic effects yet it is not considered one of the classic psychedelics. Indeed, unlike any of the common psychedelic compounds, ketamine is dissociative anesthesia. You may be wondering why ketamine is called dissociative anesthesia. The short answer is that ketamine is both a dissociative drug and an anesthetic.
This information below is from Tripsitter.com
“Kitty flipping” is a cute name that describes the combination of ketamine and 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine — more commonly referred to as MDMA or ecstasy.
The term “kitty flipping” comes from a combination of tripping (from ketamine) and rolling (from MDMA). The term “flipping” has become a common idiom for combining an empathogen with psychedelics. Both of these psychoactive substances are potent enough on their own, but taken together, can create an other-worldly experience.
People take ketamine and MDMA together for two primary reasons.
The first is for an intense and unique psychoactive experience that is unlike any other single drug’s effects. For experienced psychedelic users, the dissociation provided by ketamine mixed with the intense connection MDMA causes you to feel with people and your surroundings is appealing, if only because it’s different.
Others intentionally kitty flip but to a lesser degree by using ketamine to reduce the negative comedown effects of MDMA. Many people coming off of ecstasy feel depression, anxiety, and other unwanted feelings, and the sedative properties associated with ketamine can help quell those feelings until the MDMA roll has come to a close.
See the information below from our partner about MDMA
MDMA, or Molly, acts in similar ways to MDA in the brain, although it is thought that structural changes in the brain after the drug wears off might not be quite as dramatic. MDMA is considered more of a psychedelic than a stimulant, but it generally falls into both categories. It is associated with more of a “Loving” high that doesn’t last quite as long as MDA.
MDMA produces an array of physical, emotional, cognitive, visual, and even transpersonal effects.
The MDMA experience lasts 5-8 hours, although there may be some after effects such as fatigue. Here are the different stages of the MDA experience, and how long they last.
Onset: 30-45 minutes
Effects: 3-6 hours
After Effects: 4-48 hours
Best Practices
Keep your body temp down and your water and electrolyte intake up.
Know your substance, your mind and your body.
Don’t take too much, MDMA can be toxic at very high doses. It’s always best to start with a lower dosage.
Reduce or avoid mixing stimulants, other drugs and alcohol with MDA/MDMA.
Antioxidants are essential in protection from neurotoxicity caused by oxidative stress.
Magnesium is essential for your brain to naturally protect itself from Glutamate induced damage.
Avoid taking MDMA or MDA often, it can deplete your Serotonin levels in the brain, ideally wait 5 weeks or longer in between sessions.
Therapeutic Applications
Due to its strong empathogenic effects, MDMA can be useful as a tool in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Patients with PTSD often have underlying trauma(s) that can be incredibly difficult to confront. These patients may have triggers that can cause memories of the trauma to resurface, leading to states of extreme distress.
For this reason, patients may avoid situations that may trigger their traumatic memories, which can end up impairing their ability to function and engage in normal activities. Traumatic memories can also manifest in the form of nightmares.
MDMA can help people with PTSD and treatment-resistant PTSD (where no other treatments have proved effective), as the drug can reduce anxiety and lower people’s defenses. The drug also allows patients to examine their traumatic memories with reduced fear, as well as speak openly about them and feel increased empathy toward themselves.
Finally, MDMA also heightens levels of oxytocin (the “love hormone”), with many believing it to be responsible for the prosocial and emotional bonding effects of the drug. This can help a patient trust a psychotherapist and be open to discussing their trauma with him or her.
