Having seen a 4-ho-met nasal spray being supposedly dosed at 10mg per spray with about x100 sprays a bottle, this meant 1ml of solution somehow had 100mg of an RC tryptamine within. I was super inclined to test if an RC tryptamine could seriously saturate up to 100mg/1ml I grabbed out my 4-aco-dmt.fumurate and put it in an old nasal spray vial I had.

Next I prepared some distilled water with salt to make a saline solution, setting this to the side. I went to weigh out 100mg 4aco but poured out 120mg, so be it. I then used an eyedropper to suck up ~1.2ml of the saline water and mixed this with the 4acodmt inside of the empty nasal spray vial.

At first the liquid was super saturated with crystals floating about but after maybe 30 seconds of shaking the liquid turned a perfectly translucent shade of amber/orange.

Mission success, each spray out of the nasal bottle was around 0.1ml, in which each 0.1ml of water that was dispensed contained approx. ~10mg 4acodmt.fumurate. The reason I was/am surprised is because I am only used to the solubility of an RC benzo which most of the time rests around 20mg/1ml, let alone 5 times this mumber.

Anyways to those who find this post useful in their tryptamine endeavors, best of luck and I am curious if this solubility is the same for most liquid mediums, or if this is only the case for H2O?