Summary of findings so far...
(1) Approximately 1/3rd as potent as MDPV (on an overall basis). In other words: given free access by the lab animal, a given amount will be used up about three times faster. Sorry, this data is probably not very useful. In terms of single doses, it is significantly less potent than MDPV.
(2) The effects are self-limiting, and a point of strongly diminishing returns is reached at some point. However, much like methylone, the desire to use more does not diminish at any time. My experience seems to differ from the norm with this one, and I'm not sure why.
(3) There's a significant body load, and physical exhaustion and/or toxicity can become a factor with extended use and higher dosing.
(4) Administered rectally in solution, it is as compulsive as any dopamine reuptake inhibitor, perhaps more-so than usual. Given (3) above, this combination is not very positive.
(5) As noted in post #47 above (but I'd like to make a stronger statement): Nasal insufflation is a bad idea, unless the test subject is a confirmed masochist. There is a similar effect in the nose as in the throat when ice cream is swallowed way too quickly, and rinsing the nose does not immediately diminish the pain.
(6) It does indeed have a somewhat narrow 'therapeutic index' as noted in #47. Why? Most likely just its particular pharmacokinetics.
Although it is recreational (low-moderate at best) when dosed rectally, IMO this is really the "utilitarian" dopaminergic that students and truck drivers would appreciate. Perhaps it would also be useful as a self-treatment for cocaine addiction, I don't know. With a narrow therapeutic index, dosage will have to be carefully titrated.
I'll be undertaking another experiment with this substance soon (interested in seeing if it's compulsive at all when dosed orally, as well as more closely determining when compulsion 'kicks in' during a period of prolonged use). However, I'm not very interested in this substance any more, so any further tests will be widely scattered.