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Here's something that can hopefully help out with the MDPV page.
Introduction and Basic Description:
Methylenedioxypyrovalerone is a long acting stimulant which acts as a neuroepeniphrine-dopamine re-uptaker, so the "buzz" is comparable to cocaine or methylphenidate, though longer lasting, and a little more rough around the edges. Unpleasant side-effects tend to present themselves with high or repeated dosing, to a more marked degree than with other stimulants, suggesting the possibility of a highly adrenergic active metabolite. Consequently, binging is to be avoided, even moreso than with other stimulants.
MDPV and MDPK are both abbreviations for 3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone (Figure 1). MDPV was first synthesized as part of a class of stimulants in 1969. MDPV is the methylenedioxy analogue of pyrovalerone, a Schedule V stimulant first synthesized in 1964. Pyrovalerone, available under the trade names Centroton and Thymergix, is used as an appetite suppressant or for the treatment of chronic fatigue.
MDPV is currently a schedule 1 compound in the United States. MDPV is found as a white or light tan powder. Users report the devel- opment of an odor when left exposed to the air. There are cur- rently no known studies on the effects of MDPV on humans or on proper dosing. MDPV is commonly described as boosting a user’s libido, however it is also associated with extreme anxiety at higher dosages. (quoted from This DEA document)
Effects:
Physical Effects:
Pupil Dilation
Increased heart rate
Vascular Constriction
Nausea
Bruxism
Positive Effects include:
*increased arousal
*euphoria
*alertness/concentration
*increase in motivation
*sociability
Undesirable Effects:
*paranoia
*hallucination
*insomnia
*anorexia
*tinnitus
*headaches
*irritability
Dosage info:
MDPV is a very powerful stimulant, and is active at dosages under 5 mg. it is wise to scale out this substance, due to its long duration, and it's reputation for causing anxiety, insomnia and paranoia.
Administration and Onset:
oral:
Onset usually starts within 10-20 minutes of consumption. This ROA lasts the longest. A starting dose for oral would be 10mg for full effects, though lower dosages still can be felt. The plateau is around 180 minutes.
Insufflation:
Onset is typically felt within 5-10 minutes, with plateau effects at around 2 hours. A good starting dose would be somewhere between 5-10 mg.
smoked:
MDPV can be smoked without turning it into freebase form. This is a very intense ROA, so dosages should start off low, no more than 5mg. Effects are felt within seconds, and the user will experience a rush similar to freebase cocaine. Effects plateau immediately, and the high lasts a good 45 minutes, before the crash begins, at which point stimulation and anxiety are felt, and euphoria is replaced by a sense of immense unease. This ROA is known as being particularly fiendish, and like crack, it is hard for users to resist the urge to redose.
IV:
This ROA is very dangerous, and with a long acting stimulant like MDOV, it can prevent problems, as intravenous administration is fiendish, and there is a string desire to redose which can quickly lead to paranoia, and psychosis. The onset is about 5 seconds, and the user will feel a very powerful rush, similar to cocaine (minus the ringer), which can induce nausea. It is very important if one does choose to inject this substance, that they start off at low dosages, such as 2-4mg.
Slang:
Methylenedioxypyrovalerone is also known as MDPK, MTV, Magic, Maddie, Black Rob, Super Coke, PV and Peeve. It also was commonly sold under bath salt titles such as Ivory Wave.
Contraindications and Overdose:
Negative Short Term Side Effects:
Negative Long Term Side Effects
Addiction and Withdrawal Issues:
Here are some experiences from Erowid regarding MDPV. The substance is very addictive, and users often report a need to redose throughout the day (I'll find a good quote here
). The crash is similar to other Amphetamines and Stimulants, and the withdrawal mainly consists of intense depression, apathy, and lethargy. Continued dosing can easily cause paranoid audio and visual hallucinations.
I started bumping 3-5 mg twice a day, a few times a week in early September 2010. I currently attend a top 10 university, I intended to use the drug for study purposes and all-nighters, not recreational use. (Swear to God, not tooting my own horn, just giving background) My addiction started out slowly. For the first 5 months, I had no negative side effects. No paranoia, mood swings, hallucinations, nothing. I agree, it is one hell of a motivational stimulant and the euphoric feelings were unmatched for those few months. I began to increase my dosage to 10mg twice a day by mid Jan. 2011. That is when it went downhill. Fast.
Long story short, I was reckless one week. After a five-day combination of cannabis, alcohol, sleep deprivation and probably 100mg of MDPV (overall), I felt horrid. There aren’t words in the English language to describe the depression and anxiety that I felt. I thought campus police was outside my house, attempting to arrest me. I thought friends and loved ones were plotting against me. I was hearing sirens and fog horns constantly, from multiple directions. I heard voices of my friends talking shit about me. I thought my hair was falling out and bugs were crawling on me. Basically hell. I was in hell.
Thank God my best friend (who has since refused to speak to me) called an ambulance when she found me in my room, huddled on the floor. I was rushed to the emergency room. I had a 140 bpm (normal resting being 55) and was seizing. By this this I was seeing hallucinations of monsters, aliens, demons…. (Erowid Experience Vault.
This is all I got so far, I'll expand and reformat when I return.
(so far sources are erowid, DEA- :0 , and wikipedia, I'll get more.)
Introduction and Basic Description:
Methylenedioxypyrovalerone is a long acting stimulant which acts as a neuroepeniphrine-dopamine re-uptaker, so the "buzz" is comparable to cocaine or methylphenidate, though longer lasting, and a little more rough around the edges. Unpleasant side-effects tend to present themselves with high or repeated dosing, to a more marked degree than with other stimulants, suggesting the possibility of a highly adrenergic active metabolite. Consequently, binging is to be avoided, even moreso than with other stimulants.
MDPV and MDPK are both abbreviations for 3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone (Figure 1). MDPV was first synthesized as part of a class of stimulants in 1969. MDPV is the methylenedioxy analogue of pyrovalerone, a Schedule V stimulant first synthesized in 1964. Pyrovalerone, available under the trade names Centroton and Thymergix, is used as an appetite suppressant or for the treatment of chronic fatigue.
MDPV is currently a schedule 1 compound in the United States. MDPV is found as a white or light tan powder. Users report the devel- opment of an odor when left exposed to the air. There are cur- rently no known studies on the effects of MDPV on humans or on proper dosing. MDPV is commonly described as boosting a user’s libido, however it is also associated with extreme anxiety at higher dosages. (quoted from This DEA document)
Effects:
Physical Effects:
Pupil Dilation
Increased heart rate
Vascular Constriction
Nausea
Bruxism
Positive Effects include:
*increased arousal
*euphoria
*alertness/concentration
*increase in motivation
*sociability
Undesirable Effects:
*paranoia
*hallucination
*insomnia
*anorexia
*tinnitus
*headaches
*irritability
Dosage info:
MDPV is a very powerful stimulant, and is active at dosages under 5 mg. it is wise to scale out this substance, due to its long duration, and it's reputation for causing anxiety, insomnia and paranoia.
Administration and Onset:
oral:
Onset usually starts within 10-20 minutes of consumption. This ROA lasts the longest. A starting dose for oral would be 10mg for full effects, though lower dosages still can be felt. The plateau is around 180 minutes.
Insufflation:
Onset is typically felt within 5-10 minutes, with plateau effects at around 2 hours. A good starting dose would be somewhere between 5-10 mg.
smoked:
MDPV can be smoked without turning it into freebase form. This is a very intense ROA, so dosages should start off low, no more than 5mg. Effects are felt within seconds, and the user will experience a rush similar to freebase cocaine. Effects plateau immediately, and the high lasts a good 45 minutes, before the crash begins, at which point stimulation and anxiety are felt, and euphoria is replaced by a sense of immense unease. This ROA is known as being particularly fiendish, and like crack, it is hard for users to resist the urge to redose.
IV:
This ROA is very dangerous, and with a long acting stimulant like MDOV, it can prevent problems, as intravenous administration is fiendish, and there is a string desire to redose which can quickly lead to paranoia, and psychosis. The onset is about 5 seconds, and the user will feel a very powerful rush, similar to cocaine (minus the ringer), which can induce nausea. It is very important if one does choose to inject this substance, that they start off at low dosages, such as 2-4mg.
Slang:
Methylenedioxypyrovalerone is also known as MDPK, MTV, Magic, Maddie, Black Rob, Super Coke, PV and Peeve. It also was commonly sold under bath salt titles such as Ivory Wave.
Contraindications and Overdose:
Negative Short Term Side Effects:
Negative Long Term Side Effects
Addiction and Withdrawal Issues:
Here are some experiences from Erowid regarding MDPV. The substance is very addictive, and users often report a need to redose throughout the day (I'll find a good quote here
). The crash is similar to other Amphetamines and Stimulants, and the withdrawal mainly consists of intense depression, apathy, and lethargy. Continued dosing can easily cause paranoid audio and visual hallucinations.I started bumping 3-5 mg twice a day, a few times a week in early September 2010. I currently attend a top 10 university, I intended to use the drug for study purposes and all-nighters, not recreational use. (Swear to God, not tooting my own horn, just giving background) My addiction started out slowly. For the first 5 months, I had no negative side effects. No paranoia, mood swings, hallucinations, nothing. I agree, it is one hell of a motivational stimulant and the euphoric feelings were unmatched for those few months. I began to increase my dosage to 10mg twice a day by mid Jan. 2011. That is when it went downhill. Fast.
Long story short, I was reckless one week. After a five-day combination of cannabis, alcohol, sleep deprivation and probably 100mg of MDPV (overall), I felt horrid. There aren’t words in the English language to describe the depression and anxiety that I felt. I thought campus police was outside my house, attempting to arrest me. I thought friends and loved ones were plotting against me. I was hearing sirens and fog horns constantly, from multiple directions. I heard voices of my friends talking shit about me. I thought my hair was falling out and bugs were crawling on me. Basically hell. I was in hell.
Thank God my best friend (who has since refused to speak to me) called an ambulance when she found me in my room, huddled on the floor. I was rushed to the emergency room. I had a 140 bpm (normal resting being 55) and was seizing. By this this I was seeing hallucinations of monsters, aliens, demons…. (Erowid Experience Vault.
This is all I got so far, I'll expand and reformat when I return.
(so far sources are erowid, DEA- :0 , and wikipedia, I'll get more.)
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