N&PD Moderators: Skorpio | someguyontheinternet
Not yet but it will be soon. There are 4 prototypes at the moment. Two displaying that orientation and two that are DOx. I am that guinea pig. I've been one many times before and this seems like it could be a boom or bust situation, plus it's already in transit and retailers are starting to get interested. If I don't then it could be a while to find another willing participant and even more time til it's on the market (if it's a boom then the sooner the better IMO).
Anyway I've always had a sort of...appeal to dangerous drugs (i.e MPPP, PMA, AFA (I actually coined this abbreviation, being the first to perform a full evaluation), Bromo etc) so guinea pigging is just another thing for me but this orientation, I just don't get. I'm sure there's no serious side effects as TMA-4 was pretty well handled, there are no real ties to neurotoxins like TMA-2 and it's attached to tea for christ's sakes but I just need to know if there is a slight chance it could turn sour.
If it looks all well and good then I'd still like to know just a little bit more about the compound from an advanced position, rather than my meagre pharmacological knowledge (I know the basics but I'm no chemist...yet!). Also it was designed by a fairly good chemist, unfortunately no information has been handed down to me apart from the IUPAC.
In all honesty I wasn't even planning on posting here, I was just going to titrate up and see what happened but it dawned on me that I need just a little background, apart from TMA-4 of course! The DOx are likely to be winners of course, also MDPEA-NBOMe is on the cards, although I wish it were TMDA or MDCBA (or TCB-MDA!). /That/ sounds very fun!
So, does anyone have advice?
4 + 4 = 9
2 + 6 = 4
1 + 7 = 14
There's no real wrong way to get the right answer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenethylline
That one is around 25% converted to amph.
The DOB and DOC with the modified theophylline mentioned above:
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Extended release DOx sounds rather shitty though.
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Strobamine, a weakish, but known DARI. Not sure if it's been assayed in humans yet.