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RCs "New" alcohol alternatives (methylpentynol, etc)

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tippin666

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Has anyone had a chance to try Methylpentynol? I am very interested as a vendor now has it in stock and it seems promising. How does it compare to 2m2b and alcohol? Any noticeable hangover?
 
NeighborhoodThreat said:
Methylpentynol sounds like a pretty old drug according to a quick Google search. We're talking about like, a hundred years old...so I wouldn't call it a "new" alcohol alternative, it just looks like an old sedative with a barbiturate-like safety profile...

Check out these resources:

Pharmacology of methylpentynol and methylpentynol carbamate (PubMed)
Oblivion (methylpentynol) - Psychobabble
Toxic Effects and Side-effects of Methylpentynol (PubMed)
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Oh dear god.

I'd steer well clear...If you OD it's probably game over.
 
I'm not saying its not safe, barbiturates are safe (they are just not nearly as safe as say, benzos - I used to be prescribed barbiturates...)

I would treat it with as much respect as you would treat GBL/GHB, alcohol, the short and medium-acting barbiturates, methaqualone, chloral hydrate, Soma, etc.

I've had my fair share of old school downers (prescribed and otherwise) and you can use them safely but you must be very, very careful.
 
if it's the one that looks like a little crucified man, I swear there's an old experience report on BL somewhere, and it's referred to there by its IUPAC name. I'll look for it.
 
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Looks like a crucified man to me
 
This is basically 1-methynyl-(2-methyl-2-butanol) (yes I know that's a fucked up nonstandard name) so I would expect the whole effect spectrum to be pretty comparable, if not stronger due to increased fat sol.

I don't like the look of that triple bond, to be honest... human livers and kidneys are not known for processing huge amounts of unsaturated hydrocarbons very well. I could even see it becoming an epoxide somewhere and somehow.
 
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