What are Lysergamides?

Lysergamides are known for possessing strong psychedelic research findings. Chemically, they have phenethylamine and tryptamine groups. They also have carboxamide groups attached to a carbon number 8.

Lysergamides are very popular in research laboratories around the world. Perhaps the most well-known lysergamide is LSD. LSD was very popular amongst counterculture enthusiasts in the 1960s. However, LSD is now illegal in many nations. For this reason, many chemical researchers use other lysergamides that have a more favorable legal status.

LSD’s chemical name is Lysergic acid diethylamide. Many people ask what is LSD made from. The answer is that it is made from ergot fungus. LSD synthesis can only be done by skilled chemists in a controlled laboratory setting. LSD's chemical structure consists of a bicyclic hexahydroindole ring fused to a bicyclic quinoline group.

How to Buy Lysergamides? 

Here at Research Chemical Vendor, we offer extremely high-quality psychedelic research chemicals for sale, including lysergamides. We also offer other research chemicals for sale such as Benzofurans as well. We are one of the single most trusted research chemical vendors in the entire world. 

If you would like to buy RC chems from us, such as lysergamides, then you must be at least 18 years old. You must also be in full compliance with the research chemical laws of your nation. Our research chemicals are not intended for human or animal consumption. They are designed for research purposes only. 

Common Lysergamide Experimental Findings

Researchers who regularly experiment with lysergamides have reported all of the following common experimental findings: stimulation, analysis enhancement, spontaneous bodily sensations, conceptual thinking creativity enhancement, personal bias suppression, focus enhancement, cognitive euphoria, physical euphoria, tactile enhancement, increased libido, stamina enhancement, laughter fits, time distortion, color enhancement, pattern recognition enhancement, spirituality enhancement, and internal hallucination. 

If you are new to lysergamide research experiments, then make sure you follow all laboratory safety procedures and wear your goggles. It is important to wear gloves when handling this substance and to make sure it does not come into contact with skin. You should also use small measurements to start out with, as many lysergamides are quite powerful.

The lysergamides that we have for sale here at Research Chemical Vendor will make for excellent additions to your laboratory. The experimental results are truly amazing and have been delighting chemists in many different nations.

The (surprisingly dark) History of Lysergamides 

The first discovered lysergamides came from a fungus called ergot that can be found on rye and other grains. This fungus contains both lysergic acid and a precursor of LSD, ergotamine. Ingestion of grains containing ergot led to the condition called “ergotism”, which wreaked havoc around the turn of the first millennium. The worst incidence of this was one night in the year 944AD in France, where much of the population were unknowingly consuming rye bread that had become infected with ergot. Two hours later, people flooded the streets, assumed to be mad. Over 40,000 people died over the course of a few days in what became known as the “Ergot epidemic”. Interestingly, the term “werewolf” was first coined to describe people who were afflicted by ergotism.

It wasn’t until 1938 that Albert Hoffman first developed lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD while working with this same fungus and the psychedelics revolution of the 20th century began.

Since then, a vast array of LSD analogues have been discovered and synthesised; some of these by Hoffman himself during the 60s (ALD-52 for example) and many in just the last 10 years by the Dutch based laboratory Lizard Labs (these include 1P-LSD, 1cP-LSD, 1B-LSD and 1V-LSD).