All you list here as "evidence" for your claims about potency and rarity is conversations with a homeless guy whose mind was blown and talks with a few others who said they did, but you are treating their recollections (some of hwom may have bene firt time users) as fact, which they are not. Since it was the most widely distributed acid at the time, it is not unsual to these older heads you talk to refer to it. It was the most common acid produced and its users were likely in the millions.
Here are a few well-known facts, not heresay or opinion, about Orange Susnshine. As I have written and has been ignored, it was created by two members of a group in Cali called the Brotherhood of Eternal Love. Their original claims about their intent and the potentcy of the drug have been called into question, as the members have variously been described as dangerous, or just surfer bros, or wide-eyed peaceniks. I've read a lot about them and their association with a longtime CIA asset. That's another story. The facts are: it was the most widely available type of LSD, not rare as you claimed. You also in your post here conflate Orange Sunshine with other types of LSD - no microdot was not in shape, size, potency, or anyting else like the Orange Barrel stuff. Sorry but you just don't know what you're talking about.
As I wrote in another post, early on in the late 60s the first batches may have had a potency like the others, but as it became mass produced and as the group started making big money, they likely diluted the product. It's hard to know with those guys when they are truthful about their claims. But your claims of it being rare are completely false, and a couple of anecdotal claims about potency do not make it true. I and many others took it many times in the early 70s and did not have the reactions you describe. Different people have different rections, depending on their state of mind and the amount they take. Sorry, but your claims of rarity and potency are simply not true.
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