Sorry if this is a stupid question, I made an account just to ask it since no one in the thread has yet seemed to demand thoroughness in clarification about this one thing.
You started using the word "fumarate" right where I was expecting you would continue using the word "HCl". Are they the same thing for practical purposes? I am not as chemically educated so I just want to be certain, because when I google "fumarate" I see that it is not really an exact synonym of HCl. Wikipedia said that salts are known as fumarates, and HCl is an acid salt, but some pieces of research indicate that HCl and fumarate are two distinctly different things, even in the DMT topic (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324601573_Salted_Stated_of_DMTDimethyltryptamine)
So will you clarify that this "fumarate" is not exactly the "HCl" version of DMT that this thread started about, or perhaps that it is close enough to have the same practical effect, or perhaps that they are the exact same thing and if I were chemically sophisticated enough I would know this?
