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Structurally, synthetic cathinones are beta-ketophenitylamines similar to amphetamines/catecholamines, with minor structural changes that alter chemical properties, effects, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. The popularity of synthetic cathinones among consumers is due to the small amount of “pure cocaine” on the shadow market, its cost, as well as legal problems associated with the use and purchase of cocaine.Read More

Pentazocine (Talvin): Other names: talvin, fortral, lexir. An attempt to find an effective painkiller that does not cause addiction led to the creation of Pentazocine (talvin). Introduced in 1967 as an analgesic, it quickly appeared on the illegal market, usually in combination with tripennamine. The list of narcotic drugs subject to control in the RussianRead More

Tranquilizers (from Lat. tranquillium — “tranquility”) represent one of the most important groups of psychotropic drugs. Recently, they are increasingly called anxiolytics (from the Latin. anxius — “anxious” and Greek. lysis — “dissolution”). There are other, less common names — ataractics (from the Greek ataraxia — “equanimity”), psychosedative, anti-neurotic drugs. In the general classification ofRead More

Ketamine is the main substance, the design of analogues was taken from it. We have a separate article about K and trip reports once and twice. Ketamine hydrochloride (“Ketamine”) is widely used for medical purposes all over the world. This drug is widely used in veterinary practice, during various types of surgical interventions. The abilityRead More

4-methylaminorex is a chemical compound derived from aminorex. It has a structural similarity with amphetamines. It produces a psychostimulating effect and is used as a drug. It can cause a dangerous irreversible complication — pulmonary hypertension. Isomers 4-methylaminorex can exist in the form of four isomers: cis-4R,5S, cis-4S,5R, trans-4S,5S, trans-4R,5R. Mechanism of action 4-methylaminorex increasesRead More

Dissociative drugs belong to the class of anesthetics, which are also called “dissociative anesthetics”, since initially the purpose of their elimination was exclusively medical. The meaning of the name of drugs “dissociatives” is that these drugs disrupt and unbalance the elements of the mind, break the connections between neuroreceptors. Memory, perception, consciousness and motor activityRead More

Description of the active substance Diazepam. Formula: C16H13ClN2O, chemical name: 7-Chloro-1,3-dihydro-1-methyl-5-phenyl-2H-1,4-benzodiazepine-2-one. Pharmacological group: neurotropic agents, antiepileptic agents; agents affecting neuromuscular transmission; anxiolytics, benzodiazepine derivative. Pharmacological action: anticonvulsant, anxiolytic, central muscle relaxant, sedative, hypnotic. Pharmacological properties Diazepam acts on specific benzodiazepine receptors, which are located in postsynaptic GABA-receptor complexes in the thalamus, limbic system, hypothalamus, insertionRead More

LSD is a semi-synthetic psychoactive substance from the tryptamine family. LSD can be considered the most famous psychedelic, used or used as a recreational drug, an entheogen, as well as as a tool in various transcendental practices such as meditation, psychonautics, or illegal (but legal in the past) psychedelic psychotherapy. LSD is synthesized from lysergicRead More