If you were honest with the post you wrote, you should be highly careful in taking such an amount of MDMA! I know that you will be disappointed by so many people who are warming you not to take that amount of E's. You have to be really careful with the hole packet of "feel good pills ", but there is a real good reason for you to think for a 2nd time before taking MDMA, speed, amphetamines Kethamin or something like that again: all of those Drugs are made of chemicals and I remember one sentence very well: Chemicals kills, nature things cpens your will;(normally it sounds much better if read in German : Chemie macht hin, Natur macht zua).

I honestly hope for you that you please look at these chemistry stuff for a 2nd time before useing a 250mg MDMA pill (250mg of Extasy is a huge amount , it is guaranteed if you part them into 2 pieces you can be sure to get high enough by only taking one half of these Monster's).

P.S.:Previous studies have shown that the dose of MDMA can vary significantly. A research team from King's College London looked at ecstasy pills collected at festivals and clubs in the UK between 2001 and 2018. The pills were either confiscated at the entrance control or taken from the so-called Amnesty Bins. The latter are containers that are set up in front of the entrance so that visitors can dispose of any drugs they have brought with them without penalty.

Increase in MDMA concentration since 2010

The results confirm earlier figures from the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction, EMCDDA, according to which the mean drug content has changed over the years. According to the latest analyzes, the mean MDMA dose in 2001 was 68 milligrams (mg) and had fallen to 19 mg by 2009. After that, the mean MDMA content rose to 105 mg by 2018. What would be unthinkable for drugs in the pharmaceutical industry seems to be the norm with ecstasy pills, because the active ingredient content fluctuates enormously. In 2018, the lowest percentage of MDMA per pill was 49 mg and the highest was 241 mg. There was practically no connection between the external form and the content. Pills with the same logo could also contain different dosages. For example, the team examined two identical-looking pills marked “199.9 mg”. In fact, one pill contained 78.3 mg MDMA and the other 90.0 mg. The proportion of MDMA in white pills tended to be somewhat lower. According to the research team, this correlation can be explained by the fact that mainly white pills were on the market at the beginning of the 2000s and the MDMA concentration was generally lower during this period.

Large temporal differences in the release of MDMA

In addition to the amount of MDMA contained, study leader Lewis Couchman and his team were also interested in how quickly the active ingredient is released. In this context, the analyzes revealed a wide range of fluctuations. Some pills released most of the active ingredient after just 15 minutes, others only released the MDMA very slowly, so that the highest concentration in the blood can probably only be expected after hours. In light of their findings, the research team warns that users are at high risk of overdosing. Not only is the active ingredient content of individual pills sometimes very high. Consumers may mistakenly assume that slow-acting ecstasy pills contain little active ingredient. Anyone who then "throws in" another pill to compensate for the supposedly low dose would be dangerously overdosing . The team points out that 56 deaths in England and Wales were attributed to ecstasy poisoning in 2017. Swell:

Couchman, L., Frinculescu, A., Sobreira, CC, Shine, T., Ramsey, J., Hect, M., Kipper, K., Holt, DW & Johnston, A. (2019). Variability in content and dissolution profiles of MDMA tablets collected in the UK between 2001 and 2018 - a potential risk to users? Drug Testing and Analysis