Alexander Shulgin Psychedelic Pharmacology Lab Books (Vol 1 & 2)

After several years of consideration and preparation, Alexander Shulgin's lab books have been scanned and put online. The lab books contain detailed experience reports about a wide variety of substances as well as notes on chemical processes, formulas, sketches, and hand-drawn graphs.

Lab Book 2 covers the years 1976 to 1980, though reports and data are included from outside that period. Among the 165 pages of notes, experience reports, and miscellany, are included Alexander Shulgin's attempts to understand the dose range for a variety of compounds, some new at the time like 5-Methoxy-Diisopropyl Tryptamine (5-MeO-DIPT),and others that had been around for longer like MDA.
Most of the reports in Lab Book 2 are self-reports of Dr. Shulgin trying substances and determining general activity and dose levels. To view an example, open the PDF (100MB) or view the edited JPEG of page 218, which depicts the type of human data he was collecting at the time. In Book 2, Shulgin recorded the dose information from earlier experiments with 5-MeO-DIPT conducted in 1975 and 1976 (e.g. references to "page 176, 191" refer to entries in Pharmacology Lab Book 1). He then recorded additional trials conducted in 1977.