babylonboy
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ethylphenidate and 3,4-dichloroRitalin are both a bit shit
JG, those things look a bit like naphyrone to me, which wasn't well received.
Very true.Such a wide array of miscellaneous cathinones was sold as naphyrone that the compound hasn't really yet been received at all.
babylon said:people have used [brephedrone] recreationally and not suffered horrendous neural damage.
5/6-MAPB are already available. The reports say it feels very similar to MDMA.
The only problem I have with these saturated compounds, that if you look at 5-MADPB for example, if you break up the tetrahydrofuran part you immediately get 4-methoxy-3-hydroxy-methamphetamine (HMMA) which is a known neurotoxic having its part in MDMA's neurotoxicity. But I don't know enough about metabolism to predict if this actually happens so maybe someone with more knowledge can shed some light on it. I also don't know if this happens in unsaturated compounds so I have to read a bit into 6/5-APB metabolism. If it does happen then 5/6-MAPDB would be safer than 5/6-APDB because the latter would then produce HMA which is more toxic then HMMA.
^It's been sold by UK vendors under the name 3,4-CTMP for over a year, quite a lot of EADDers have tasted it, the consensus is that it's even more rubbish than ethylphenidate. There's a thread here about it, there's probably others, but given the fondness of Brits for stimulant RCs, I think the fact that no-one's particularly bothered about it says a lot. My unscientific impression is that people would opt for methiopropamine or ethylphenidate over it, which makes me think it's not the best thing since sliced bread.
Very true.