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We are working on a full GHB FAQ list to answer the most common questions people have. Here is what we have regarding your question so far:

GHB, 1,4-Butanediol (BDO), and GBL are depressants that, at the right doses, cause euphoria, increase your libido, and lower your inhibitions. GHB is usually found as a clear liquid with a very salty taste, GBL is also clear and has a very strong chemical/bitter taste, and BDO typically is a white hazy paste like liquid at the low end of room temperature and it "freezes" when placed in the refrigerator. Oh and it too has a checmical taste to it. Yucky stuff!

What’s the difference between GHB, GBL, and 1,4-Butanediol?

GBL and 1,4-Butanediol are prodrugs of GHB, meaning that your body will turn GBL or 1,4-Butanediol into GHB once you’ve taken it. There’s only a couple of differences between GBL, BDO, and GHB, but they’re super important.
GBL comes on faster than GHB and BDO and doesn’t last as long. BDO is a chemical compound that is converted into GHB in the body after ingestion. This conversion process is what gives BDO its psychoactive effects. On the other hand, GHB is a naturally occurring neurotransmitter that is found in the brain. When taken as a drug, GHB acts on the GABA receptors in the brain, producing its sedative and euphoric effects.

GBL has an onset time of between 5 minutes to half an hour, and lasts for about 1-2 hours. GHB has an onset time of between 10 minutes and half an hour, and lasts for about 1.5-2.5 hours. Both have an after-effect period of between 2 and 4 hours. BDO takes between 15 and 30 minutes to onset and lasts 2-3 hours.


GBL is more potent than GHB and BD

These drugs are incredibly potent, and GBL is more potent than GHB and 1,4-Butanediol, so a minor slip when you’re measuring your dose can lead to a not-fun helicopter ride to hospital. Because some people can vomit while they’re in the ‘heavy sleep’ end of their G experience (especially if they’ve had alcohol), they can drown in said vomit. This has led to people dying, so just be careful how you measure, eh? You can get 1ml syringes online from the  Needle Exchange for less than a dollar

Be precise with your measurements and you’ll be all Good with your G

          Light dose Common dose Strong dose High risk dose

GBL:   0.3 – 0.9ml     0.5 – 1.5ml    1.5 – 3ml            3ml +
*Doses over 2ml can cause heavy sleep

        Light dose Common dose Strong dose High risk dose

GHB:   0.5 – 1g     1 – 2.5g            2.5 – 4g        4g +
*Doses over 10g can lead to fatality

        Light dose Common dose Strong dose High risk dose

BDO :  0.5 – 1ml   1 – 2.5ml            2.5 – 4ml        4ml +
*Doses over 4ml can cause heavy sleep. *Doses over 6ml can lead to poisoning
*Use proper measuring devices

Use a 0.5 or 1ml syringe or a clean set of mg scales to measure your dose. GHB, 1,4-Butanediol, and GBL tend to erode plastic in liquid form, so make sure the syringe you use is new as the numbers on the side of the barrel will get worn away over time.

Shake the bottle

GHB, 1,4-Butanediol, and GBL are heavier than the liquid they’re in, and will settle to the bottom of the bottle. This makes measuring doses unreliable as the liquid at the bottom will be stronger than at the top. Shaking the bottle will distribute the your substance more evenly throughout the liquid and make dosing more accurate.

Reduce subsequent doses

GHB, BDO, and GBL have a cumulative effect so if you’re having more than one dose over the course of an evening, reduce the dose each time. Also, wait at least 2 hours between your doses to make sure you’ve had the full effect.

Storage

GHB and BDO dissolve many types of plastic and rubber so keep any leftover liquid in a HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) container or a glass container. Also label the container so it doesn’t get mistaken for water and drunk accidentally.

GHB, BDO, and GCs

Having a tripsitter is a good idea when you’re taking G or BD. These substances are disinhibitors that amp your libido up. It’s also super easy to misjudge a dose, take too much, and black out. Your tripsitter can remind where the condoms/dental dams and lube are if things go well, or remind others that passed out people can’t give consent if things go badly.
Dangerous interactions

In general, G and BD do not combine well with any other substances. We’ve listed some known interactions below, but this list is by no means exhaustive.
Depressants

It’s generally a risky idea to combine drugs with prescription medication. G and BD are a particularly bad combination with benzos, barbituates, gabapentinoids, thienodiazepines, and opioids like codeine or tramadol.

Don’t combine one downer with another – this suppresses your breathing and in some cases you can just stop breathing completely. Funnily enough, if you don’t breathe, you die. (I know, we too were shocked at this revelation)

The combination of alcohol with G or BD is particularly risky and can result in death, but it’s also recommended to avoid the following:

    Ketamine
    DXM
    PCP
    MXE
    Nitrous
    Alcohol. Yes, we know we’ve mentioned it twice, but it’s enough of a high risk to warrant a double mention. The likelihood of you dying if you mix G/BD and alcohol is particularly high, and we’d much prefer it if you didn’t.

Stimulants

Stimulants that have harmful reactions with G and BD are

    Cocaine
    MDMA
    Amphetamines

These will increase your breathing rate, which will make it hard to feel the effects of the G/BD. This might make you want to take a larger dose.
With cocaine and amphetamines, the stimulant will wear off first, leaving a dangerous level of GHB or GBL in your system, which can cause respiratory arrest. If you keep bumping with cocaine you can wind up with a toxic amount of it in your system when the G/BD wears off first.

With MDMA the G/BD can overwhelm the effects of the MDMA on the comedown, causing breathing difficulties.
What to watch out for

As mentioned previously, G/BD can make you pass out very quickly very easily. Other things to keep an eye out for are:

    Clumsiness/loss of motor control
    Dizziness or headaches
    Chills
    Nausea
    Slow heart rate
    Diarrhea and/or difficulty with urinating


Cheers! 🍻
-The SleepyTime Team🛌🏽🕙😴💤