Experience:40 mg 4-HO-MPT - Underwhelming Experience

I weighted out 40 mg of 4-HO-MPT, and stuff it into a gel capsule. I haven't eaten in 12 hours, specifically to avoid nausea.

0 min - Nothing to do with the experience, but I notice some of it landed on my thumb, and I decide to taste it. It was one of the worst tasting substances I've come across.

15 min - Mild nausea sets in. Also, my jaw feels pretty numb.

30 min - Nausea has been elevated to moderate, and I'm having difficulty hearing anything.

1 hour - I am experiencing severe nausea, and it's impossible to make out what anyone is saying in this movie I'm watching, due to the auditory hallucinations. I now see the pattern repetition, but also, I taste blood. I check several times, but I'm not bleeding. Slight drifting.

2 hours - The only development in the last hour is that my head is numb, and my mouth is burning. Still nauseous.

3 hours - No changes, and by this time if anything interesting were to happen, I'd know.

4 hour, 30 min I'm starving, and my nausea has dissipated. I reheat some Chinese food, and when I eat it, it tastes like dirt.

6 hours Nothing at all seems to happening now. I feel disappointed in the substance, but at least now I won't have to wonder about it anymore.

I saw several people on forums have similarly disappointing experiences, but I just wanted to be sure. I think there are only 2 explanations as to why this trip played out like it did:

A) The dosing information is wildly inaccurate, and should be much higher. This would make it impractical to research 4-HO-MPT through oral administration, but I doubt this is the reason, considering the levels of nausea I reached with just 40 mg.

B) This is just the 4-HO-MPT experience, which unfortunately seems to be the case. Either way, I can't in good faith recommend this substance.

• Gustatory hallucination Not in any pleasant sense, but the strongest I've experienced.
• Symmetrical texture repetition - This was the only way I could even be sure this was a psychedelic.
• Drifting - Not very pronounced, but certainly present.
• Nausea - The worst I've had in a while, I would say it was the defining feature of the experience.
• Auditory suppression - It was like my ears were full of water, nearly impossible to understand voices.