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Methoxetamine:
Ketamine is subject to a high rate of n-demethylation in the liver leading many users to shun oral use to avoid the first pass from the stomach.
Methoxetamine has an n-ethyl group instead. Would this be subject to the same dealkylation levels?
What is it that makes ketamine's methyl group so easy to remove compared to say, MDMA?
Ketamine is subject to a high rate of n-demethylation in the liver leading many users to shun oral use to avoid the first pass from the stomach.
Methoxetamine has an n-ethyl group instead. Would this be subject to the same dealkylation levels?
What is it that makes ketamine's methyl group so easy to remove compared to say, MDMA?