IPH in a solution of EtOH?

[Doclad]

Good afternoon everyone.

I really enjoy Isoporpilfenidate, it is a very positive focus and energy tool, like caffeine ++ without the nausea and nerves I get from it. Well, I'm tired of making capsules with IPH, so I've thought about making a solution to dose easily.

I understand that the fenidatos should not be conserved in pure water, because we would obtain inactive ritalinic acid, right? I do not finish understanding this part, because in the threads of the forum people have different ideas about the speed of the reaction and about what really happens.

Well, I would like to keep the IPH solution in pure EtOH in the freezer, would there be any reaction between the IPH and the EtOH? Or would it stay well?


DocLad

 

[sekio]

You'd get some conversion of IPPH to ethylphenidate, but if kept cold that shouldn't be an issue.

Remember that most "ethanol" sold for human consumption is going to be 40-60% pure at most and the remainder will be water, so get as close to absolute ethanol as possible.

 

[Doclad]

Hi, Sekio.

I have 100% absolute alcohol, in that sense there is no problem.
I take IPH sporadically, I probably keep it for a few years. Will the % of IPH be maintained on the % of EPH for the necessary time?


DocLad