Methiopropamine

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Hi guys, bit of a long shot here but does anyone know of a vendor that has methiopropamine? This stuff was the holy grail for my attention span years ago and I cannot for the life of me find it anywhere. When it vanished it was heartbreaking and I'd love to find some again. 

 
Sorry, what I saw was mephedrene not methiopropamine. I think I've seen a precursor for it for sale from China that can be converted to methiopropamine with methylamine but I wouldn't recommend that unless you have chemistry experience.

 
I've read that it's fairly toxic and noticeably weaker than its siblings these days, so I doubt that you should lose much sleep over this pursuit.

Then again, I'm posting on an obscure forum in the middle of the night, so I might not be the bests source of advice right now...

 
"Mephedrene" is basically 5 methyl substituted Methiopropamine from my understanding.  Alters effects I'm sure, possibly more enactogenic.

 
Yeah, MPA was pretty toxic but it was cheap and effective with very little empathogen feelings so very useful with careful application. Any idea of the name of the precursor that methylamine can be used with? I've got a bit of Ochem knowledge so would be interested in that avenue if easy enough. The full synth seems challenging and getting a custom synth from India seems extortionate.

 
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