I think I made GHB last night

I used gbl for the first time about a year ago. I had no idea that it was a GHB prodrug, and ended up on the floor of a 7-11, not knowing how I got there, freezing and shivering, and this was from what I thought was a small dose. I didn’t touch it again for the next year, until I planned on taking it. <br><br>I still am a total noob though, and the only time I had it was when I didn’t know what I had. <br><br>I mixed some gbl with water last night, and after months left in the fridge, I didn’t think it would be a problem. When I first poured it into a new water bottle, it separated into a watery liquid and what looked like gbl. But then it appeared to dissolve. It didn’t dissolve. I drank it anyway. <br><br>I didn’t think there would be a problem, since I thought the ratio was 1:1 gbl:ghb. I read that thc is converted to a stronger version of it-self when decarbed, but I didn’t think would be the case here, even though I read it would be converted to ghb. <br><br>Well as it turns out, when alcohol is added to sodium or potassium gbl, it will completely convert to ghb, and will separate from the water. Clearly, I didn’t know that or else I wouldn’t have drank it. <br><br>I ended up drinking 2-3g which, according to my internet sources, is 2-3 times the recommended dose. I had no idea. So I drank it. And when I drank it, I didn’t feel anything, and ended up going to sleep. I woke up to the sound of my dogs fighting, as usual, and everything was fine until I stood up. The room started to spin, and I felt extremely lightheaded. The room started to spin, and at first, I thought it was a panic attack, and I sat back down in bed. I can’t describe this properly, but the closest thing I can relate it to is an intense vertigo spell I had years ago. But it felt like I was on a spinning chair and someone was spinning me left and right at massive force. It was extremely intense and made me sick. I ended up in the bathroom, throwing up, and I could barely stand up. I had double vision, and I felt extremely drowsy, and my response time was slowed down. <br><br>This was all very intense, I don’t think I can describe it properly. But eventually, I was able to walk around, although I was still dizzy, extremely drowsy, and had double vision. This lasted for about 8 hours, and I had to call in sick to work, because I would not have made it. <br><br>I’m still trying to get over the drowsiness as we speak, and I’m still extremely dizzy. <br><br>While this was fun and all, I think I’m going to stick to xanax for now.