2C-B
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Brief overview - What is 2c-b?
2c-b or 4-bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine; is a Psychedelic Phenethylamine first synthesized by Alexander Shulgin in 1974. It has been used by the psycho-therapeutic and psycho-nautical communities for about 35 years. More information:[1][2]
The other 2c-x compounds (2c-p, 2c-e, 2c-i, 2c-d) are more readily available via internet Research Chemical vendors and have much less information about dosage/effects. Be very careful with what you might think is 2c-b because most party-goers have no idea there are a variety of different 2c-x compounds each with their own unique effects and dosages.
2c-x overdose is generally extremely un-pleasant - while most reports of large ORAL doses (50-100mg) have not resulted in death - extremely negative psychological disturbances/permanent negative effects are common.
Effects
Dosages and consumption methods
2c-b can be taken in various routes of administration, each one slightly changing the effects, duration, and dose required.
- The compound may be taken Nasally and Orally. 2c-b can also be vaporized, but the effects are so short lived this ROA is not worthwhile.
There are reports of IM/IV 2c-b, but I do not condone such behavior, nor is there any reason to risk your life for a novel ROA.
- DO NOT IM/IV materials which you are not 100% certain of sterility and MEDICAL GRADE purity (99.9%). Because being certain of these things is highly un-likely for the average user - DO NOT INJECT 2c-b.**
NASAL (Negative effects usually increase)
Duration - 2-4 hours, + 2-3 hours of after effects.
- Mild - 1-5 mg.
- Moderate - 5-10 mg.
- High - 10-15 mg.
- Very High/M-Hole - 15mg+
ORAL
Duration - 4-8 hours, + 2-4 hours of after effects.
- Mild - 2-15 mg.
- Moderate - 12-16 mg.
- High - 17-25 mg.
- Very High/B-Hole - 25-50 mg.
History of usage
Alexander Shulgin first experimented with the substance on himself and his wife Ann Shulgin. Before becoming available as a recreational drug on the street it saw use by underground psychotherapists. It developed a reputation for being used at the tail end of MDMA sessions to lengthen/potentiate/add its own character to the experience. Once MDMA was made illegal some psychotherapists used it as a substitution.
Gracie & Zarkov wrote an experience report on 2c-b overdose (1984). [3]