69ron's D-Limonene Mescaline Extraction: A Wiki Transcription of Cactus Extraction and Purification Methods

This wiki page transcribes two extraction methods attributed to 69ron for obtaining mescaline from cactus using d-limonene, including an acetate route with vinegar and a hydrochloride route with diluted hydrochloric acid. It describes materials, liquid separation, repeated extraction, evaporation, and optional purification with MEK, acetone, or isopropyl alcohol. The page presents these methods as food grade when specified materials are used, but also notes substantial variability in purity, composition, and yield because cactus alkaloid profiles differ. It includes dosage tables for crude mescaline acetate, while explicitly warning that the capsule-volume information is inaccurate and that weighing is safer. The text contains hazardous chemical handling and dosing claims, including warnings about solvent dryness, acid dilution, flammable solvents, contamination, and unexpectedly potent extracts. It is archival procedural material rather than validated safety guidance, and its anecdotal potency and purity claims should not be treated as reliable pharmacological evidence.