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AL-LAD, also sometimes referred to as Alladin is a psychedelic analogue of LSD. AL-LAD shares many common traits with LSD, however it is a little bit different, and shorter in duration. AL-LAD is reportedly sharing potency with LSD and should require the same doses.
Legal Status
AL-LAD is currently a legal research chemical in the UK, however it is illegal in the US under the analogue act. It is unclear in many countries whether it is legal or not and one should take precaution and assume illegal to avoid legal issues.
Psychedelic Effects
While the effects are very similar to LSD, AL-LAD is known to be more visual, but less spacy feeling. One could almost call it the opposite of LSZ which is more spacy and less visual.