N&PD Moderators: Skorpio | someguyontheinternet
MED ---> NPD. Chemistry really isn't our thing in MED, perhaps the neuroscience and pharmacology guys can provide some insight.
The above image of bk-2C-B-NBOMe is missing the letter "r" next to the "B". Br stands for bromine / colliquially bromo (which is the prefix name for the element bromine), B stands for boron which is another element.
Solipsis;12212683 bk-MDA said:[/B]. So on terpenes you can certainly 'design' an additional =O carbonyl oxygen, but that doesn't magically create an interesting structure. It only makes sense if you depart from a certain drug that would benefit from the modification.
No offense, I applaud the enthousiasm, but you need to either learn some more chemistry and/or stay more close to home regarding drug design. Ketonating the shit out of random chemicals does not mean anything per se, it is a trivial thing in organic chem and there are other considerations if it's going to be worth investigating any bit.*
(What Sekio said plus where I marked * are reasons why bk-etizolam, bk-kavalactones, etc don't make sense. With some exceptions perhaps, for example 'beta-keto tryptamines' apparently have been discussed, just BL-google that)
So you just "guess" out of the blue that they could be drugs if you would modify them in one of the countless ways.
Granted, myrcene appears to be mildly psychoactive but it is only very mild and therefore not really promising.
Damascone is a cyclohexene and terpenoid but is it psychoactive to begin with?
I actually got that image from a page that was proposing NEW NBOMe molecules that have not been made yet. I am actually not sure what it is meant to be.
I am not suggesting we may find some miracle drug, just a likable non-dangerous one.
Not my idea, and I don't plan on making it. I am just trying to open people's minds to the possibilities.It would be the hybrid of bk-2C-B and 25B-NBOMe. And it seems like a disastrous idea.
You are being very general.And I am suggesting the idea is flawed in a way that will theoretically make potentially dangerous or at the very least uneconomical drugs. I for one wouldn't like to be around when it is released on unwitting people who will try anything.
Please start at the beginning and learn introductory chemistry, organic chemistry and medicinal chemistry first (and also ideally drug design).
No. Pihkal compounds started out from mescaline which was found in nature (in cactus species) and Tihkal started out from psilocin which was also found in nature in mushrooms. Both are already psychoactive so modifying them to see if you come up with compounds that are still psychoactive but in a different way is logical and it has a reasonable chance of succeeding.
We don't really use pepper to make ecstasy. MDMA is made from saffrol compounds found in sassefras. Piperine which is a compound found in pepper, is indeed related to those saffroles but that is all.
You can't magically expect to depart from an unactive compound and modify it until you end up with something active. The chances of that happening are mindbogglingly small. Therefore it is an unrealistic approach.
Do you understand?
I am again not certain of the possibilities, but what about something like a weaker version of LSD (bk-LSD, bk-LSA) or a weaker version of Mescaline. Can you not see how this could lead to a more widespread acceptance of psychedelic use?
Not much knowledge is required to pull off extractions, well done tho and no offense, but it is basically similar to making tea. I've done plenty of extractions myself.
Why would weaker versions of existing psychoactives be what society needs? There are mild psychedelics like 2C-D already if you want people to have more acceptable and controllable experiences. Besides I am not against semi-weak compounds, I am against compounds that would be so weak that the dosages would become unresponsibly high.
Have fun dreaming about weak lysergic amides, but there are plenty or well at least a number of them already I think. But there are also reasons why they are not desirable most of all being that they are not as selective in action and may tend to produce a host of very unwelcome or dangerous side effects like lethal vasoconstriction. That is why you only see a few LSD analogues yet. It has to actually be worth it.
And please stop saying bk-this and bk-that, did I not explain how that doesn't make sense?
There are already too many people producing random RC drugs that may be bad for public health and HR, so no I don't have a lot of patience for opening up people's minds to all kinds of random ideas. I like to stick to what seem like trustworthy plans.
If I am being more super general: I think you dream a lot and your imagination runs wild with all the possibilities, but it is a formless sea at this point. I am not saying stop dreaming entirely, but balance it with a healthy dose of skepsis and apprehension. If you are going to dabble in science, don't be careless because if you DO happen to influence the world and other people's lives there may be dire consequences. So take it more seriously. Talking about slapping chemical groups on stuff in a careless way is actually a slap in the face of some people.
Also, there have been numerous threads on beta-ketones already I'm quite sure. Be so good to search for them. Again, I assure you there will be plenty of people complaining about beta-ketone drugs very often being nasty sons a bitches.
... a compound that's dosed at half a gram is not weak enough for you?
I have read somewhere that you can add an "aromatic" beta ketone compound to tons of different terpenes and other alkaloids using acetone, and I was wondering if anyone had any more information on that.
Yes acetone can be a reagent. But quote what you read and elaborate.
Otherwise, good luck with that.
^ dosing psychedelics prior to responsibilities is not a wise thing to do and should be discouraged. why do you think there is a need for a psychedelic drug you can take before work?