WHAT IS EUTHYLONE?

Euthylone, also known as -keto-1,3-benzodioxolyl-N-ethylbutanamine, is a chemical in the cathinone family. Euthylone is regarded as one of the best available cathinones on the market, however very little data has emerged since its initial appearance on the market in 2012. Euthylone, like many other research chemicals, is an exciting research chemical to investigate!

”Cathinone” is essentially a monoamine alkaloid discovered in the shrub Catha edulis. Cathinone has a chemical structure that is related to cathine, ephedrine, and methcathinone. It is most likely the primary contributor to the research findings of Catha edulis, generally known as khat.

HOW TO USE EUTHYLONE

This is a research chemical, which means it is not for human or animal consumption and is only to be used for research purposes. To minimize any issues, keep your chemical sealed while not in use. When working with Euthylone in any form, always use gloves, eye protection, and a lab coat/protective clothes. Finally, always sanitize surfaces and research tools using disinfectant spray/wipes to ensure no traces are left! When handling this research chemical, make sure you follow the lab safety protocol. We recommend storing it in a dry and cool location away from direct sunlight and potential dampness.