Salvia
Salvia, a hallucinogenic that may soon be the subject of a number of bills throughout the country from lawmakers who will attempt to criminalize it, is available very openly across the Internet.
Salvia is available in its original leaf form – an ounce of leaves will set you back around $30 – and as a liquid extract from the Mexican plant. The extract is sold at what is claimed to be 5x and 60x strength; 5x costs $12 a gram and 60x around $65 per gram. A testimonial on the SalviaDragon.com website claims ” It might sound far fetched, but I experience immortality.”.
The effects of Salvia are similar to those of other hallucinogenics like LSD but the experience only lasts an hour or so. This hour is a pretty intense one, by all accounts, and it would generally be agreed that driving or operating heavy machinery should be avoided!
It’s hard to gauge how popular Salvia is but one indication is the ferocity of its legal opponents. On this evidence Salvia is becoming quite popular indeed.
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For now, you can still purchase Salvia online
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