Vague high with eye strain
PiHKAL import · 2c-t-17
Alexander & Ann Shulgin — PiHKAL entry #48 (2C-T-17), 1991
Inferred dose-response curves
2C-T-17
inferred from 1 report
Intro
💊 2C-T-17
- Amount
- 6 mg
- Method
- oral
2. T+00:15:00 [intensity]
intensity
± PLUS/MINUS — Threshold — something may be present, but it's right at the edge of perception. A stronger experience would confirm it; otherwise it may be nothing.
3. T+02:00:00 [intensity]
intensity
+ PLUS ONE — Clearly noticeable. You can tell when it began and how it's changing, though its full character isn't apparent yet.
4. T+00:00:00 [note]
Something indistinct registered within minutes, with definite activity by fifteen minutes and a gradual build over two hours to a plateau of about an hour. The writer was unusually talkative but felt mild mental fuzziness at the peak, once losing the thread of a conversation entirely, and with effort could make part of a painting appear to wiggle. There was no euphoria, nausea, or body burden, but the eyes felt affected: after-images were intense that evening and the eyes felt tired the next day. The writer felt high without gaining much from it, and mused about tiny frequent doses as a mood aid.