DOI (2,5-dimethoxy-4-iodoamphetamine) detected in blotter expected to contain LSD
Source: Victorian Pill Testing Service
No LSD was detected.

What is DOI?
DOI (2,5-dimethoxy-4-iodoamphetamine) is a potent, long lasting psychedelic drug.
If you are expecting LSD but take DOI, effects may be longer and less predictable than expected.
DOI is often reported as being a challenging experience compared to LSD.
Onset can be 1-3 hours.
Duration of action can be 18-30 hours.
In some cases, it can raise blood pressure and constrict blood vessels.
If planning on taking a psychedelic:
- Always have a trusted trip-sitter present. You may not be able to move, understand that you are at risk or be able call for help
- Trip-sitter must know the recovery position in case of vomiting
- Set and setting matter enormously. Be in a familiar, comfortable environment with people you trust
- Start with a very low dose and don’t re-dose if effects are slow to come on.
Other harm reduction tips:
- Test your substances so you know exactly what you are working with
- Redosing too quickly can lead to an overdose
- Avoid mixing with other drugs:
- Mixing with other drugs (particularly stimulants) can increase strain on the heart
- Avoid mixing with lithium or tramadol as this may increase seizure risk



