What is Mephedrene ?

Mephedrene, a new member of the cathinone family, is a chemical with stimulating properties that is structurally related to Methiopropamine (MPA) (5-mmpa) and 4-FA. It is an analog of mephedrone (4MMC), sharing many of the same chemical properties, and is similar to compounds found in the flowering plant Khat, which has a history of use in Eastern Africa analogous to cocoa leaf use in South America and betel nut use in South East Asia. Except for Germany and the United Kingdom, mephedrene is expected to become legal throughout Europe. Shipping to Ireland is likely to become available soon.

Mephedrene chemical properties

Chemical Formula: C11H15N0CL1

Molar Mass: 213.70

Because mephedrene is such a new substance, there is currently little information available about its chemical properties. What we do know is that it differs from most psychoactive phenethylamines in that it contains a bridging peroxide group between two opposite carbons of a cyclohexene ring and lacks a nitrogen atom.

What are the effects and possible warnings of Mephedrene?

Once again, due to a lack of testing and user reports, there is little to no information available about Mephedrene’s safety profile. As a result, we must look to its closest analog, Mephedrone (4MMC), to get an idea of what type of side effects it may produce.

-Heart Palpitations: Heart palpitations are one of the more dangerous 4mmc side effects, especially at higher doses.

-Addiction: Mephedrene, like many recreational stimulants, has a high addiction profile and should be approached with caution.

-Teeth Grinding: Grinding one’s teeth is a common physiological response to stimulants. This can result in aching jaw muscles as well as tooth damage and decay.

-Seizures: Some recreational stimulants have been linked to seizures in some users. This is more common at higher doses, but adverse reactions have also been reported at lower doses.

-Delusions: Chronic stimulant abuse can lead to delusional and paranoid thinking. While these issues usually resolve themselves after discontinuing use, they can be problematic and cause psychotic episodes in some users.

Note: As of now, little research has been conducted on the effects of Mephedrene in humans, but it is expected to have effects similar to those of other compounds in the stimulant class of chemicals, such as increased energy, excitability, focus, and euphoria. Mephedrene is not approved for human consumption; it is only intended for laboratory use with proper laboratory equipment such as eye protection and gloves.

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