This was the first research chemical I encountered, and has been a permanent fixture in my arsenal ever since.
Also known as Indopan and IT-290, the compound was discovered in the 1950's and soon gained a place in the world through Tom Wolfe's seminal work The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. It was independently produced in the Soviet Union, where its brand name Indopan was scheduled as an antidepressant drug during the 1960's and 1970's.
A member of the tryptamine family, AMT's side-effects include nausea and vomiting - which can be severe in some people. Diarrhea, gas and general malaise are also common, and should not be administered without knowing your [threshold reaction].
It's found in two varieties: as an orange powder and as a white powder. The Internet of Things says that orange AMT is much stronger than the white variety.
Dose ranges, orange AMT, oral, milligrams (male, 90 Kg)
- Light: 10 to 30
- Mid-range: 30 to 70
- Strong: over 70
I have used both versions of AMT in doses from 5mg all the way up to 100mg - but have not ventured beyond that. This RC has the potential to bring about a catastrophic trip and reports in Erowid confirm it: you could end up in an Emergency Room.
Orange-coloured AMT |
As the dose increases the psychedelic effects increase as well. Tracers, shining lights and breathing surfaces are usual beyond 50 milligrams. It also lowers your inhibitions and social restraint, and can work very well in a party setting provided you don't drink too much. It's great for intimacy and sex. Actually, it's *awesome* for intimacy and sex.
Be careful: the AMT and alcohol combo can get you in deep trouble.
Seen that alcohol and AMT promote a darker, more dominant and more risk-taking side of my personality I have not been tempted to experiment mixing AMT with other research chemicals.
AMT's effects can go for up to 10 hours or more - some people have reported even longer trips on high-range doses. As with many other RC's, sleep is next to impossible whilst under the influence.
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