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Nausea then waves of color

PiHKAL import · 4-d

Alexander & Ann Shulgin — PiHKAL entry #50 (4-D), 1991

Inferred dose-response curves

4-D

inferred from 1 report

±++++++++++15m26m37m48m1hTime since doseAvg intensity
Intro
💊 4-D
Amount
400 mg
Method
oral
2. T+00:20:00 [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+01:00:00 [intensity]
intensity 

++ PLUS TWO — Both the timing and the character are unmistakable, but you can still choose to let it stay in the background and carry on with ordinary activities.

4. T+00:00:00 [note]
Awareness began around twenty minutes, but nausea built to a peak near the first hour and lingered faintly throughout. The visual show was thoroughly enjoyed: trees, book covers, and bright objects shifted color in rolling waves and distorted, and concentrating on anything made it transform more readily. The writer stayed quiet but could follow conversation, felt a mild confusion lasting four or five hours, and fell asleep without trouble that night.
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