Sorry for another post in a row, but this seemed like such a different topic that I decided not to add this in the earlier post.
So, in an attempt to add a bit more subjective information about this substance, after being over four days without it, and every other drug besides a little bit of weed and the daily cup of coffee, I give thee my version of the effects.
ATTENTION: EVERYTHING IN THIS POST, BELOW THIS TEXT IS BASED ONLY ON MY SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE AND THEREFORE SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED "TRUE", AS THERE IS LITTLE TO NO OBJECTIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBSTANCE AT THE TIME OF WRITING THIS POST!
All of the information below is regarding insufflated, or 'snorted', carefully measured doses of the substance [3-fluoro-phenmetrazine]. All doses were snorted as dry powder, as opposed to dissolving the substanc.
Duration (insufflated)
- First signs: 1-2 minutes
- Come-up: 5-15 minutes
- Duration of peak: 15-45 minutes
- Come-down: 15-60 minutes
- After-effects: Few hours to two days
Dosage (insufflated, tentative)
- Light: 5-15mg
- Moderate: 20-30mg
- Heavy: Over 35mg
Upon insufflation, I start feeling pain in my nostril. The pain is very strong, and makes my eyes water. It quickly (within a minute at most) dissipates away, and very shortly after that I start feeling minor stimulation. It starts as mental stimulation, hardly noticeable but it quickly goes past the point where I could mistake it for placebo. At the same point the palms of my hands start sweating, and moment by moment I can feel the mental stimulation become even clearer, and within five minutes of taking the dose I can't keep my legs still.
At the point where I have physical stimulation, I can start expecting to feel some euphoria within minutes, at which point the peak starts. It feels a lot like ethylphenidate, only more mentally and physically euphoric.
The peak always starts dissipating very quickly, and while at no point do I feel any more negative side-effects than I would upon the comedown of a small bomb of d-amphetamine, I find it very hard to fight the urge to redose.
This is, in my opinion, the worst negative effect this drug has given me so far. I know that if I snort another line, I would be as high, or even higher, as I was when the first line peaked, but it just means I can't fall asleep for another ~4-5 hours due to the unbelievably long residual stimulation the substance has. After doing it for two days in a row (after a two day break), I felt like I just had a cup of coffee for even the next few days. This doesn't seem to affect sleep too much, although as someone pointed out it is somewhat worrisome.
So, to sum-up my subjective effects:
Positive:
- Stimulation
- Sense of well-being
- Euphoria
Neutral:
- Long residual stimulation
- Restlessness, need to do things
- Short duration
Negative:
- Inability to sleep for hours after the last dose
- Corrosive to the nose (this can be reduced by dissolving the substance in a solution or ingesting it orally)
- Talking normally becomes difficult, especially with higher doses
- A strong urge to redose
- Vasoconstriction
- Possibility of physical and mental addiction
- Mental confusion (only noticeable when I take it in very large doses, or binges)
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Even though I've had non-stop access to this substance for days now after stopping its use, I just.. don't feel like using it anymore. As good as might sound in the text I wrote above, the nasal pain, the urge to redose, the incredibly long residual stimulation, and so on, overcome the otherwise nice substance's positive sides, especially if I use it for more than a day in a row (with aforementioned couple of hours of sleep in between).
While pretty much the only way to get any information about these frighteningly novel compounds is for idiots like me to volunteer as lab rats and go where no man has gone before,
I do not recommend anyone to use this substance.
Edit: Thanks, Ziiirp, for clarifying that
