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| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
that wasn’t per dose, that was per packet. packets are quite big yeah? |
According t this source:http://onlineambulance.livejournal.com/485015.html
The packets are usually .75 grams. so depending on content that'll give you about 4 doses i think. methylone is at 100-250 acc. to erowid at least, and that seems to be what they put in them nowadays.
this is from same source
The Drug
Synthetic cathinones are related to the parent compound cathinone (Figure 1), one of the psychoactive principals in khat (found in the leaves of the shrub Catha edulis Forsk). Cathinone derivatives are the β-keto (βk) analogues of a corresponding phenethylamine. The group includes several substances that have been used as active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) of medicinal products, e.g. amfepramone (diethylpropion; Figure 2). Since the mid-2000s, unregulated ring-substituted cathinone derivatives have appeared in the European recreational drugs market. The most commonly available cathinones sold on the recreational market in the period up to 2010 appear to be mephedrone (Figure 3) and methylone (Figure 4). These products are usually encountered as highly pure white or brown powders. Ring-substituted cathinone derivatives are claimed to have effects similar to those of cocaine, amphetamine or MDMA (ecstasy), but little is known of their detailed pharmacology. Apart from cathinone (Figure 1), methcathinone (Figure 5) and two API’s amfepramone (Figure 2) and pyrovalerone, cathinone derivatives are not under international control. It appears that cathinone derivatives show similar sympathomimetic effects to amphetamine derivatives.
Also, both methylone and mephedrone was gaining somewhat of a fanbase when i left the random-powder scene maybe three years ago. but i never heard any gimmick names for them.
Last edited by itsamemario on Jun-07-2012 at 23:08
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