1B-LSD
1B-LSD (1-butanoyl-lysergic acid diethylamide) is an LSD analogue which appears to be about as potent as 1P-LSD (slightly more potent than LSD) and has a slightly shorter duration than that of LSD, again thought to be about the same as 1P-LSD. Released in late 2018, and marketed agressively as a replacement for 1P-LSD. 1B-LSD does not yet have a clearly established safety profile,
1CP-LSD
1cP-LSD (1-cyclopropionyl-lysergic acid diethylamide) is a novel lysergamide with little to no history of use. It is said to be a less pushy and shorter lasting version of LSD. Described as having a more gradual onset than 1P-LSD, with a less visual more meditative headspace when compared with LSD.*NOTE: This is a very new research chemical - take all info with a grain of salt.*
1P-ETH-LAD
A new psychedelic lysergamide which is suspected to be a prodrug of ETH-LAD, which could explain why the doses are very similar. Or it could be active on its own. Scientific studies would need to be written to understand, yet there are none.
1P-LSD
An LSD analogue which appears to be slightly more potent with a shorter duration. Its effects are reported to be extremely similar to LSD, and thus far seems to be similarly safe. Released in late 2014, It has quickly become a highly popular research chemical due to its implicit legality, similarity to LSD and wide availability on the Internet.
2-Me-DMT
Also known as 2,N,N-TMT, this drug was first synthesised by Alexander Shulgin. Described as a very mild psychedelic of similar subjective effects to other tryptamines. Reported as having an unusual and unpredictable dose curve, it is recommended to start low with this drug.
25B-NBOH
A phenethylamine psychedelic and stimulant derivative of 2C-B, this compound is related to and has similar effects to 25b-NBOMe. It is significantly more potent than 2C-B but less potent than 25B-NBOMe. Overdoses of NBOH compounds may cause dangerous vasoconstriction. May induce uncomfortable body load.
25B-NBOMe
Psychedelic Phenethylamine, active in the lower microgram range, that is not active orally.
25C-NBOH
A phenethylamine psychedelic and stimulant derivative of 2C-C, this compound is related and has similar effects to 25c-NBOMe. It is significantly more potent than 2C-C but less potent than 25c-NBOMe. Overdoses of NBOH compounds may cause dangerous vasoconstriction. May induce uncomfortable body load.
25C-NBOMe
A relatively new and popular research chemical. A short acting psychedelic related to 2C-C with similar effects to LSD, though more visual with less of a 'head-trip.' Frequently mis-sold as LSD. Causes an uncomfortable body load and has caused several deaths even within regular dose ranges.
25D-NBOMe
Uncommon analogue of 2C-D. Extremely potent psychedelic with stimulating qualities. Could cause dangerous vasoconstriction at high doses. May induce uncomfortable body load.
25E-NBOMe
A potent psychedelic phenethylamine and derivative of 2C-E, usually sold on blotters. May be mis-sold as LSD. Effects include vivid hallucinations, stimulation, heavy body load and vasoconstriction. At high doses vasoconstriction can endanger life, exercise caution.
25G-NBOMe
A rare psychedelic stimulant and bomamine. A derivative of 2C-G, but far more potent. Likely to have hallucinogenic, stimulant and vasoconstrictive properties which may be dangerous at high doses. A heavy body load is to be expected.
25H-NBOMe
A rare psychedelic stimulant and bomamine. A derivative of 2C-H, but many times more potent. Likely to have hallucinogenic, stimulant and vasoconstrictive properties which may be dangerous at high doses. A heavy body load is to be expected.
25I-NBF
Is a derivate of the psychedelic 2C-I. Was sold breifly in a few countries before being banned. Based purely on the pharmacological evidence it'll be between 6-8x less potent than it's parent compound 25I-NBOMe.
25I-NBMD
A psychedelic phenethylamine that is related to the 25X-NBOMe series which in turn makes it related to the 2C-X series. Quite potent substance.
25I-NBOH
A phenethylamine psychedelic and stimulant derivative of 2C-I, this compound is related and has similar effects to 25i-NBOMe. It is significantly more potent than 2C-I but less potent than 25i-NBOMe. Overdoses of NBOH compounds may cause dangerous vasoconstriction. May induce uncomfortable body load.
25I-NBOMe
A relatively new and popular research chemical with psychedelic properties. Users report an uncomfortable body load with very strong visuals, though with less of a mental aspect than most psychedelics. Commonly mis-sold as LSD, since it is much cheaper to produce. Is considered quite unsafe, and has caused several deaths at 'regular' doses.
25iP-NBOMe
Almost unheard-of bomamine analogue of 2C-iP. Extremely potent psychedelic with stimulating qualities. May cause potentially dangerous vasoconstriction at high doses. May induce uncomfortable body load.
25N-NBOMe
A rare, highly potent and yellow psychedelic phenethylamine and derivative of 2C-N. Effects are similar to other NBOMe compounds, with hallucinations, intense body load, stimulation and vasoconstriction. At high doses vasoconstriction can be dangerous, exercise caution.
25P-NBOMe
A rare potent psychedelic drug with similar effects and risks to others in the NBOMe class. Yet no trip reports... when the substance was first sold in mid-late 2012, and resurfaced in early 2015.
25T-2-NBOMe
A potent serotonin receptor agonist at the 5-HT2a receptor that is of the NBOMe drug class. It is a hallucinogenic and psychedelic with limited recorded human use.
25T-4-NBOMe
A psychedelic RC of the NBOMe class of drugs that is expected to cause hallucinations. Limited human use has been recorded on this drug and caution should be used with dosing.
2C-B
A popular psychedelic in the phenethylamine family. Provides empathic experiences at lower doses and strong visual and psychedelic experiences at higher doses. Commonly used as a party drug as it is more clear-headed than most psychedelics. 2C-B has been in use since the early 1990s
2C-B-AN
2C-B-AN is a novel prodrug for 2C-B.
2C-B-FLY
Psychedelic phenethylamine that is the dihydrodifuran analog of 2C-B.
2C-C
A short-acting psychedelic research chemical of the 2c-x family. Often described as being less stimulating than the other 2c-x, and is a relatively unique psychedelic in this respect.
2C-D
A fairly generic psychedelic famed for being usable as 'psychedelic tofu'. Little character of its own but pleasant in combinations.
2C-E
An intense psychedelic drug with very strong visuals, sometimes criticised for its relatively uncomfortable body load. Otherwise, effects are comparable to other 2c-x drugs.
2C-G
Extremely rare drug of the 2C-X family. An extremely long lasting substance. Is nearly as potent as its amphetamine counter-part, Ganesha. Yet is said to have very little visual activity.
2C-I
A psychedelic similar to the more well-known 2C-B. Users frequently report very vivid and bright open-eye visuals and more mild closed-eye visuals compared to 2C-B and other drugs in the 2C family. Can also be more stimulating than 2C-B along with having a slight body load for some users. Less safe at high doses compared to 2C-B
2C-IP
Isopropyl analog (branched analog) of 2C-P with a slightly shorter duration and lower potency.
2C-N
A relatively uncommon and short-acting psychedelic phenethylamine of the 2C-x family. It behaves much like other 2C-x drugs, but is unique in that it is a yellowish golden-coloured salt. Described by some, namely Shulgin, as being quite underwhelming.
2C-P
A synthetic phenylethlyamine that is sometimes compared in effects to 2C-E, yet with a much longer duration. With a much more pronouced bodyload. Is one of the most potent of the 2C-X series.
2C-T
A very rare psychedelic phenylethylamine, that is quite lovely.
2C-T-2
An unusual psychedelic with similar effects to 2C-B and a slightly longer duration, but maligned because of some deaths in the 2000s. Also similar to 2c-t-7, but with a shorter duration. Potentially unsafe with stimulants and empathogens.
2C-T-21
A rare psychedelic phenethylamine.
2C-T-4
A psychedelic phenethylamine that has a longer onset and duration compared to the more common 2C-T-x (2 and 7).
2C-T-7
A relatively uncommon psychedelic phenethylamine and possible MAOI. Long lasting, an possesses an unpredictable dosage curve. Questionable safety in combination with most things.
3C-E
Three-Carbon Analog of Escaline. Substituted Amphetamine.
3C-P
Rather new and uncommon stimulant, psychedelic and amphetamine with properties similar to the 2Cx class of drugs. 3-carbon homologue of proscaline.
4-AcO-DALT
An uncommon tryptamine derivative first reported in the mid 2000s, likely a psychedelic. Little is known about the pharmacology or effects of this compound.
4-AcO-DET
Rare drug that is of the tryptamine family, can be comparable to Psilocybin. Expected to quickly hydrolyzed into the free phenolic 4-HO-DET.
4-AcO-DiPT
An uncommon psychedelic tryptamine with a short history of human use, also known as Ipracetin. Possibly first synthesised by Alexander Shulgin. Some reports of heavy nausea, with effects comparable to 2c-b and mushrooms.
4-AcO-DMT
A prodrug for Psilocin with extremely similar effects as Mushrooms.
4-AcO-DPT
Research chemical of the Tryptamine class. First noted being sold in 2012, yet never recieved much attention. Conflicting reports. Doesn't dissolve well at all in nearly all solutions it was tested in.
4-AcO-MET
A rare psychedelic tryptamine which is thought to be metabolised into 4-HO-MET. Onset and duration, intensity will vary but effect profile is largely the same.
4-AcO-MiPT
A quite potent tryptamine that has be related to having 'shroom-like' visuals. Yet without much bodyload. Very hydroscopic. Seems to be quite safe in dosing. Similar to the likes of 2C-B.
4-FPP
A piperazine derivative that has been reported to have mild pyschedelic effects, and also empathogen qualities. It has been sold in many branded legal highs.
4-HO-DET
A rare compound first produced by Albert Hoffman, also known as ethocin. Structurally related to 4-HO-MET (metocin) and psilocin (4-HO-DMT), this drug has similar psychedelic effects but little recorded human usage. Probably similar to mushrooms. Potentially stimulating.
4-HO-DiPT
A psychedelic tryptamine also known as iprocin. A homologue of psilocin, this drug likely has similar effects to psychedelic mushrooms. Said to have a rapid onset and relatively short duration for a drug of its class.
4-HO-DPT
A psychedelic hallucinogenic first synthesized by alexander shulgin. At light doses it causes enhanced cognition and appreciation for things like art and music while high doses cause visuals. The drug is known to cause a bodyload.
4-HO-EPT
The 4-Hydroxy version of EPT. Slightly more potent than the prior.
4-HO-MCPT
Novel synthetic tryptamine that is the cyclopropyl homologue of Psilocin. Not much is known about anything.
4-HO-MET
A lesser known psychedelic tryptamine. Functional analogue of Psilocin. Very poorly soluble in water and alcohol.
4-HO-MiPT
A reasonably popular tryptamine deriviative and Psilocin analogue, first synthesised by Alexander Shulgin. It has been reported as having comparable effects to psychedelic mushrooms, though with a shorter duration.
4-HO-MPMI
A rare tryptamine derivative first synthesised by David Nichols. This drug, also known as lucigenol, has rarely been documented outside the lab. It is known to be a psychedelic similar to other psychoactive tryptamines, with a potency similar to DOI, but little else is known.
4-HO-MPT
Psychedelic drug of the tryptamine class. Higher homologue of Psilocin, and is the 4-hydroxy analogue of N-Methyl-N-Propyltryptamine.
4-MeO-MiPT
A rare psychedelic tryptamine first synthesised by Alexander Shulgin, said to the be 'little brother' of 5-MeO-MiPT. Said to be relatively mild with lighter visual effects than most tryptamines.
5-APB
A triple monoamine reuptake inhibitor. This agonism for 5-HT2B makes it likely that 5-APB would be cardiotoxic with long term use, as seen in other 5-HT2B agonists such as fenfluramine and MDMA.
5-APDB
An entactogenic amphetamine stimulant with similar structure and effects to MDMA. An analogue of MDA, it is a highly selective serotonin releaser but inhibits reuptake of serotonin (weakly), dopamine and norepinephrine.
5-Bromo-DMT
Psychedelic drug of the Trypyamine class, and is also found in two marine invertebrates. Animal studies have shown that this could be useful for sedative and/or antidepressant use.
5-EAPB
A empathogen sold as a replacement to 5-MAPB after it was banned in the UK, but said to be less enjoyable and never gained much popularity.
5-IAI
A monoamine triple releaser first synthesised by David Nichols, possesses similar properties to MDMA. Probably neurotoxic in humans, however the extent of this is unclear.
5-IT
An empathogenic stimulant with a very long duration, prone to cause overheating and potentially quite dangerous. Related to αMT, though described as being less psychedelic and with much stronger stimulating effects.
5-MAPB
An empathogen structurally similar to MDMA. Typically more visual than MDMA. Often reported to be much less stimulating and more relaxing than most other stimulating empathogens. Less psychedelic than 6-APB. Much longer lasting than MDMA.
5-MAPDB
An entactogenic drug with similar effects to MDMA, it is related to 5-MAPB. Likely to release serotonin and show neurotoxicity in the same way as MDMA
5-MeO-DALT
A strange drug with an unknown mechanism of action. Some psychedelic effects alongside some effects non-characteristic of psychedelics like appetite enhancement. Reported as having rapid, intense and short acting entheogenic effects.
5-MeO-DiPT
5-methoxy-di isopropyl tryptamine, also known as 'foxy', a psychedelic tryptamine related to DMT, which distorts visual and audio perception. Reported to have a heavy body load at high doses, it behaves similarly to other drugs of its class.
5-MeO-DMT
A powerful psychedelic tryptamine found in many species of plants and some toad venom, with a history of use by native South Americans spanning thousands of years. Has similar qualities to DMT and related tryptamines. Very potent. Orally active in combination with an MAOI.
5-MeO-DPT
A rare tryptamine psychedelic and analogue of DPT. Little is known about this compound but it is likely to have effects similar to DPT, DMT and others related compounds.
5-MeO-EiPT
A little known and little studied tryptamine and analogue of EiPT, also related to DiPT and DET. Probably a psychedelic. Few reports of effects.
5-MeO-MALT
A new and uncommon psychedelic tryptamine related to 5-MeO-DALT. Little is known about it, but its effects are probably similar to other psychedelic tryptamines.
5-MeO-MET
An obscure psychedelic drug similar in structure to 5-MeO-DMT. Possibly first synthesised by Alexander Shulgin. Likely to have similar effects to other tryptamine psychedelics.
5-MeO-MiPT
A potent, stimulating psychedelic tryptamine, sometimes compared to 5-MeO-DiPT. Has an unusually strong body component and weak visual effects. Often said to be very empathogenic.
5-MeO-NIPT
A little known and little studied tryptamine and analogue of NiPT, also related to DiPT and DET. Psychedelic, that is generally regarded as not worth the time.
5-MeO-PYR-T
A very odd acting tryptamine, that is very potent. With doses as low as 3mg vapourised causing complete blocks of memory loss.
5-MeO-αMT
A long-acting psychedelic and entactogenic tryptamine, related to aMT. Very potent and may be sold on blotters. Possibly has been missold as LSD in the past, however this is uncommon. Possibly an MAOI.
6-APB
A stimulant, empathogen and analog of MDA. Typically more visual than MDMA or MDA, as well as having a much longer onset and duration. Users often report a slightly more psychedelic headspace as well. Commonly sold as an alternative to MDMA and MDA.
6-APDB
A stimulant and entactogen related to MDMA and an analogue of MDA. Reported as being fairly psychedlic at higher doses. It is a triple monoamine reuptake inhibitor. Potent full agonist of serotonin 2B receptors.
6-EAPB
A rare entactogen benzofuran structurally related to MDMA and 6-APB, though weaker in effects. the pharmacology of this compound is unclear. Likely to be a monoamine releaser, monoamine reuptake inhibitor or both.
6-MAPB
Empathogen drug that is structurally related to 6-APB and MDMA.
AL-LAD
AL-LAD is a hallucinogenic drug, lysergamide and an analogue of LSD. It is reported as having some subtle experiential differences to LSD (such as increased visuals), and also appears to be slightly shorter lasting. AL-LAD doses are similar to those of LSD, depending on purity. Its availability on the Internet since 2013 has lead to strong popularity among the drug community.
ALD-52
ALD-52, or N-acetyl-LSD is a less common chemical analogue of LSD, first synthesised by Albert Hoffman. It was famously implicated in the 'Orange Sunshine' trial. A psychedelic lysergamide, this compound exhibits similar properties to LSD, and is thought to be a pro-drug for LSD.
Aleph
The first sulphur-containing Phenethylamine to have been evaluated for CNS activity for Stimulant or Psychedelic purposes.
ALEPH-2
A very rare Phenethylamine, also known as DOT-2, it is the DOx analogue of 2C-T-2. Very little human use recorded. Described as being quite long and highly visual. Likely to be potent, with a reported threshold dose of 3mg.
Allylescaline
Mescaline analogue with a much lower dose, that seems to rely heavily on colours.
Ayahuasca
A concoction made of two or more plants that contain at least an MAOI and DMT, the combination of which allows the DMT to work orally. Typically associated to south american cultures. Also, sometimes approximated synthetically by taking an external MAOI with extracted DMT. Causes intense, spiritually orientated hallucinogenic experiences.
BOD
Beta-methoxy analogue of 2C-D, seems to be more 'mild' than the likes of 2C-X and DOX compounds. Is 50/50 whether the body load is barely there, or overpowering the experience.
Bromo-DragonFLY
A psychedelic phenethylamine and benzofuran that is very potent and has a long duration. Was briefly sold as '2C-B-FLY' in 2005/6 and has lead to multiple deaths.
Butylone
Empathogen and stimulant of the cathinone class.
Cannabis
A common and widely used psychoactive plant, which is beginning to enjoy legal status for medical and even recreational use in some parts of the world. Usually smoked or eaten, primary effects are relaxation and an affinity towards food - a state described as being 'stoned.'
Changa
Changa is the name given to a smoking blend of caapi or other MAOI containing plants with an infusion of extracted DMT. Changa often contains other milder psychoactive herbs as well. The maoi action results in a longer and more intense trip (see Ayahuasca) NOTE: There is no standardized recipe or concentration of infused DMT, therefor dosage and potency will vary per batch.
Coronaridine
Alkaloid found in Tabernanthe iboga and related species. Persistently reduces the self-administration of Cocaine and Morphine in rats.
Cyclopropylmescaline
Cyclopropylmescaline, AKA CPM, is a psychedelic/hallucinogenic that was produced by Alexander Shulgin. It causes visual and auditory hallucinations and lasts quite a long time. Little is known about it so caution must be used when trying out this substance.
DET
A surprisingly uncommon analogue of DMT with similar effects and reported oral activity without the aid of an MAOI.
Dimemebfe
Related in structure to 5-MeO-DMT, yet much less potent. Described as feeling somewhat similar to mushrooms, with some empathogenic effects.
DiPT
A rare tryptamine psychedelic closely related to DMT, with the interesting property of having little visual hallucinations, but strong auditory effects.
DMT
A popular and powerful psychedelic, typically used in two ways; either it is vapourised for a short 'breakthrough' experience, or it is taken in combination with an enzyme inhibitor for a long, intense trip (this is also known as ayahuasca or pharmahuasca).
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