Blogs about cathinonen

Psychoactive substances remain a topic of public debate and scientific research. These substances include 3-MMC and 4-MMC, two compounds that, despite superficial similarities, differ significantly in properties, effects and risks. Although both substances have now been declared illegal, there are still legal alternatives that claim similar ...

3-CMC, a stimulant research chemical, has received much attention recently but has now been banned. This substance, which is chemically related to other stimulants, was often used in recreational settings. When interested in experimenting with 3-CMC, it is important to know that not only does its use carry risks, but it has now been placed under ...

Research chemicals, also known as designer drugs or new psychoactive substances (NPS), are synthetically manufactured compounds designed to produce effects similar to illegal drugs but with slight variations in their chemical structure. These substances are often produced in laboratories and fall outside traditional drug laws, sometimes making them ...

The landscape of psychoactive substances is complex and often confusing, with many compounds sharing similar names but differing significantly in their effects, chemical structures, and legal status. A prime example of this complexity is the distinction between 2-MMC and 3-CMC. While these substances may appear similar at first glance, they ...

2-Methylmethcathinone, often abbreviated as 2-MMC, is a synthetic compound that falls under the category of research chemicals. This substance has recently gained attention as a potential alternative to 3-CMC, which has recently been declared illegal in many countries. In this article, we examine the properties, effects and potential risks of ...

A-PiHP is a well-known research chemical known for its stimulant and psychoactive effects. Would you like to investigate A- PiHP? Buy this research chemical here. Several experience reports are circulating online, in which people share their A-PiHP experiences with other interested scientists. This blog will therefore also take a closer look at the ...