First of all, just to inform you that I`m in huge fight with chemistry, but guess I don`t have other way to do what I`m planning to do! So...

Generally, when I`m consuming mescaline, I consume him in raw form, in the way nature have give it to us. The taste is bitter, but for me, not so terrible. Maybe just personal opinion! MODERATOR EDIT!! NO TALK OF MAILING SCHEDULED SUBSTANCES ACROSS BORDERS!!!! . I never ever have done anything related to extraction so big help will be highly appreciated. I wandered trough lots of teks, but I stick`d with few. Next problem is... I can`t find Xylene or Toluene ANYWHERE in the market in my country. Is there substitution for that solvent?

Could you help your bro?

https://www.dmt-nexus.me...aspx?g=posts&t=4002
but d-limonene is also not easy to find everywhere.

https://www.dmt-nexus.me...spx?g=posts&t=38133
Salad oil, easy to find.

Hope this can help you.

That first link, 69Ron's tek, will not steer you wrong. Read the tek, read the whole thread, read the tek again, and follow it EXACTLY when working, and you should be fine.

limonene is a food-safe solvent used just like xylene/toulene.

it is the terpene found in citrus peel, so the solvent reeks of orange, instead of gross (like xylene).

it can be found on the internet with relative ease

Thnx guys. I wasn't here for days so missed to thank you.

You can replace the limonine in ron's tek with vegetable oil. This is the route I would recommend.

any reason in particular why you prefer it?

Simplicity and availability.

Compared to veg oil, limonine is a more efficient solvent, and xylene and toulene are more efficient still.

Veg oil is just easier to find, usually cheaper, quite a bit safer and imo, more pleasant to work with overall than the others. Same basic line of reasoning for using the lime based teks over a lye based tek.

I also find the full spectrum acetates that result from 69ron tek to be the least distressing ROA for my digestive system.

And yield is same or nearly same?

idk about mesc, but with DMT the yield is a bit higher because its more full-spectrum (so less pure).