Ephenidine

(NEDPA, EPE)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

Ephenidine…

How to take Ephenidine

Administration

Since Ephenidine is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting Ephenidine. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take Ephenidine orally.

Those who snort Ephenidine tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, Ephenidine is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to Ephenidine is developed rather quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 10-30 minutes
Come up = 45-90 minutes
Peak = 2-3 hours
Come down = 2-3 hours

What does Ephenidine feel like?

The effects of Ephenidine are almost identical to MXM and comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

The main difference between Ephenidine and MXM is that the warmth and euphoria sometimes leaves your body faster on Ephenidine.

Ephenidine is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, Ephenidine gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

Ephenidine is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than Ephenidine while Ephenidine is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than Ephenidine. Ephenidine gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, Ephenidine can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, Ephenidine can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with Ephenidine, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken Ephenidine.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of Ephenidine.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

Ephenidine rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 24 hours after you’ve taken Ephenidine, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take Ephenidine responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, Ephenidine is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

FAQ

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Diphenidine

(DPD, DND, 1,2-DEP)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

Diphenidine…

How to take Diphenidine

Administration

Since Diphenidine is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting Diphenidine. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take Diphenidine orally.

Those who snort Diphenidine tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, Diphenidine is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to Diphenidine is developed rather quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 15-30 minutes
Come up = 30-60 minutes
Peak = 30-90 minutes
Come down = 1-2 hours

What does Diphenidine feel like?

The effects of Diphenidine are almost identical to MXM and comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

The main difference between Diphenidine and MXM is that the warmth and euphoria sometimes leaves your body faster on Diphenidine.

Diphenidine is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, Diphenidine gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

Diphenidine is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than Diphenidine while Diphenidine is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than Diphenidine. Diphenidine gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, Diphenidine can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, Diphenidine can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with Diphenidine, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken Diphenidine.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of Diphenidine.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

Diphenidine rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken Diphenidine, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take Diphenidine responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, Diphenidine is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

FAQ

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MXP

(Methoxphenidine)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

MXP…

How to take MXP

Administration

Since MXP is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting MXP. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take MXP orally.

Those who snort MXP tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, MXP is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to MXP is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 3-30 minutes
Come up = 30-90 minutes
Peak = 2-3 hours
Come down = 2-3 hours

What does MXP feel like?

The effects of MXP are almost identical to MXM and comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

The main difference between MXP and MXM is that the warmth and euphoria sometimes leaves your body faster on MXP.

MXP is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, MXP gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

MXP is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than MXP while MXP is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than MXP. MXP gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, MXP can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, MXP can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with MXP, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken MXP.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of MXP.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

MXP rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken MXP, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take MXP responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, MXP is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

MXP is not scheduled in the US but it may not be legal to possess the drug because of The Federal Analogue Act, since MXP is structurally related to illegal drugs like PCP and ketamine.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

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MXiPr

(Methoxyphenylcyclohexanone)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

MXiPr…

How to take MXiPr

Administration

Since MXiPr is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting MXiPr. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take MXiPr orally.

Those who snort MXiPr tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, MXiPr is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to MXiPr is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 3-20 minutes
Come up = 10-30 minutes
Peak = 1-2 hours
Come down = 1-2 hours

What does MXiPr feel like?

The effects of MXiPr are almost similar to those of MXM and comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

The main difference between MXiPr and MXM (besides the duration) is that the warmth and euphoria sometimes leaves your body faster on MXiPr.

MXiPr is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, MXiPr gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

MXiPr is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than MXiPr while MXiPr is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than MXiPr. MXiPr gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, MXiPr can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, MXiPr can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with MXiPr, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken MXiPr.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of MXiPr.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

MXiPr rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken MXiPr, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take MXiPr responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, MXiPr is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

MXiPr does not seem to be scheduled in the US but it may not be legal to possess the drug because of The Federal Analogue Act, since MXiPr is structurally related to illegal drugs like PCP and ketamine.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

FAQ

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MXPr

(Methoxpropamine)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

MXPr…

How to take MXPr

Administration

Since MXPr is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting MXPr. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take MXPr orally.

Those who snort MXPr tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, MXPr is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to MXPr is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 3-30 minutes
Come up = 30-90 minutes
Peak = 2-3 hours
Come down = 1-2 hours

What does MXPr feel like?

The effects of MXPr are almost identical to MXM and comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

The main difference between MXPr and MXM is that the warmth and euphoria sometimes leaves your body faster on MXPr.

MXPr is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, MXPr gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

MXPr is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than MXPr while MXPr is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than MXPr. MXPr gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, MXPr can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, MXPr can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with MXPr, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken MXPr.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of MXPr.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

MXPr rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken MXPr, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take MXPr responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, MXPr is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

MXPr does not seem to be scheduled in the US but it may not be legal to possess the drug because of The Federal Analogue Act, since MXPr is structurally related to illegal drugs like PCP and ketamine.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

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MXM

(Methoxmetamine)

TrippyWiki score: 3.6/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

MXM…

How to take MXM

Administration

Since MXM is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting MXM. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take MXM orally.

Those who snort MXM tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, MXM is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to MXM is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 3-30 minutes
Come up = 30-90 minutes
Peak = 2-3 hours
Come down = 1-2 hours

What does MXM feel like?

The effects of MXM are comparable to those of MXE. There also are similarities between other dissociatives, such as ketamine and 3-MeO PCP.

MXM is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is less stimulating than MXE.

Compared to MXE, MXM gives you a different body high and allows you to stay more “functional”, which means you can still do daily tasks on lower doses.

MXM is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP and its relatives, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than MXM while MXM is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than MXM. MXM gives you less anxiety but there is also less therapeutic potential because the drug doesn’t allow you to process your trauma as effectively.

At high doses, MXM can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, MXM can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with MXM, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken MXM.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of MXM.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

MXM rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken MXM, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take MXM responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021, MXM is illegal in most countries of the world.

In some European countries, you may be able to buy the drug for “chemical research” purposes. You cannot consume it legally but whether or not anyone cares is a different story.

MXM does not seem to be scheduled in the US but it may not be legal to possess the drug because of The Federal Analogue Act, since MXM is structurally related to illegal drugs like PCP and ketamine.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

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MXE

(Methoxetamine, Mexxy, Special M)

TrippyWiki score: 3.9/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

MXE…

How to take MXE

Administration

Since MXE is taken in relatively small amounts, you need to use an extremely accurate, 0.001g scale.

To get an accurate dose, weigh 50-100 mg and dissolve the drug in a solvent.

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, vaporize it, or snort it.

Most users prefer snorting MXE. The drug is then more stimulating and euphoric. It also kicks in faster than if you were to take MXE orally.

Those who snort MXE tend to become addicted to it more often and are more likely to redose compulsively.

You can take the substance sublingually or rectally as well. This route leads to an even faster onset.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, MXE is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

High doses are not recommended since they can lead to mania and psychosis. This is not nearly as likely to happen as with most PCP/PCE related dissociatives, but the possibility is real. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to MXE is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 3-30 minutes
Come up = 30-90 minutes
Peak = 2-3 hours
Come down = 1-2 hours

What does MXE feel like?

The effects of MXE are comparable to those of O-PCE while MXE appears to be safer. There also are similarities between MXE and 3-MeO-PCE.

MXE is less stimulating than most drugs from the PCP/PCE family but it is more stimulating than ketamine.

MXE is less likely to throw you into psychosis or mania than PCP, although it can happen if you use the drug more than once a week.

Ketamine is more psychedelic than MXE while MXE is more predictable and more enjoyable for most people.

MXE is more ketamine-like than MXM or MXPr.

At high doses, MXE can cause hallucinations that are less predictable than with most psychedelics or dissociatives.

As a dissociative, MXE can detach you from your body, senses, and environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body but with MXE, you may still be able to move around so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Memory loss is a common effect. This can be pleasant because you’ll forget about your struggles, but it can also make you anxious since you may not remember where you are or that you’ve taken MXE.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of MXE.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

MXE rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

It is, however, common to feel altered for up to 48 hours after you’ve taken MXE, especially when you take a high dose.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take MXE responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

As of 2021,MXE is illegal in most if not all countries of the world.

In many countries, you can own a small amount of the substance for personal use without getting in legal trouble.

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Memantine

(Memaxa, Ebixa, Namenda)

TrippyWiki score: 4.2/10

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.

Memantine…

How to take Memantine

Administration

You can either snort the drug, swallow it, or take it sublingually.

While snorting Memantine would lead to a fast onset, it can be quite painful. Snorting the drug can also block your nostrils and make your eyes watery. If you are going to go this route, use a saline nasal spray to soften the load on your nasal cavities.

When you take the substance sublingually, it will kick in even faster. The only downside to this method is that the taste is unpleasant.

You could probably inject the substance as well but it may not be safe.

Dosage

Never start with a high dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Onset = 1-3 hours
Come up = 2-3 hours
Peak = 3-12 hours
Come down = 18-48 hours

What does Memantine feel like?

The effects of Memantine are somewhere between those of ketamine and DXM. Some users also compare them to PCP and its analogs.

Compared to other dissociatives, Memantine allows you to stay very clear-headed.

Memantine acts as a mild stimulant. It raises your heart rate and gives you a sense of weightlessness. It feels encouraging to be physically active at low doses.

If you wish to reach the K-hole, Memantine is not recommended. It may not be possible to reach K-hole on the substance since it’s less dissociative than ketamine and most of its analogs.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Sedation
Memory suppression
Visual effects (weaker than those of most other psychedelics)
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be.

With that said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Compared to other dissociatives, Memantine usually feels calm and isn’t likely to cause you an unpleasant experience. Bad trips can happen but you can prevent them by following the tips below.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this psychedelic the right way, there is virtually no chance you’ll get a bad trip.

In case you still do, that’s good! A “bad” trip isn’t bad, it can actually be the most healing and insightful moment of your life!

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

The more painful the experience, the more you can heal.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

If you understand that bad trips are awesome in the long-run, not only will you feel more comfortable diving into these challenging states, it will actually excite you!

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.

Interactions

Legality

Memantine is only available through a prescription in the vast majority of countries.

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2-FDCK

(2-Fluorodeschloroketamine, 2-Fluroketamine, 2-FK)

TrippyWiki score: 5.2/10

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What is 2-FDCK?

2-Fluorodeschloroketamine (2-FDCK) is a dissociative substance of the arylcyclohexylamine class. The effects of 2-FDCK are comparable to those of ketamine and DCK, and they share some similarities with the PCP family.

Long-term benefits & side effects

Many of the benefits will only occur if you take this substance the right way.
Some of the side effects are preventable if you follow the harm reduction practices below.

2-FDCK…

How to take 2-FDCK

Administration

You can either take the substance intramuscularly, intravenously, orally, smoke it, or snort it.

Snorting the drug is likely to give you more energy and a clearer headspace.

Those who snort 2-FDCK tend to enjoy the experience more and find the drug more euphoric.

If you decide to inject the substance, make sure your needle is clean and nobody has used it before you, otherwise you’ll be at risk of getting infected. One additional downside of injecting the drug is that you may experience muscle pain.

The drug can also be swallowed. When taken orally, 2-FDCK is more dissociative and less stimulating than with other routes.

Interestingly, the higher the dose you take, the less it matters which route of administration you chose as far as the effects of the drug.

Dosage

Doses higher than 140 mg are not recommended since they can easily lead to mania and psychosis. Never take such a high dose if you value your mental health.

Never start with a strong dose. You may be more sensitive to the substance than others and it might cause you irreversible damage if you don’t take it responsibly.

Those who need less of the substance to reach desired effects include older and extremely lean people.

Since tolerance to 2-FDCK is developed quickly, you want to wait for at least 1-2 weeks between dosing. Otherwise, you would need a higher dose to reach the desired outcome.

Safety checklist

Maximize the benefits

Keep in mind that integration is even more important than the trip itself. Taking the drug would be almost useless if you didn’t retain any lessons in your day-to-day life.

What will help you the most is contemplating about the experience – be it by journaling, thinking about the trip, or sharing your memories with a trusted friend.

Distracting thoughts can get in the way, which is why you want to spend the day after your trip without TV, social media, and other distractions.

If you can, spend time in silence and solitude. Meditate, go for a walk, contemplate the experience.

Duration

Oral

Onset = 10-20 minutes
Come up = 30-40 minutes
Peak = 1-2 hours
Come down = 3-8 hours

Injected

Onset = 2-5 minutes
Come up = 5-10 minutes
Peak = 30-60 minutes
Come down = 2-6 hours

What does 2-FDCK feel like?

The effects of 2-FDCK are somewhere between those of ketamine and PCP, although the drug is more similar to ketamine than to PCP.

The main difference between 2-FDCK and ketamine is that 2-FDCK is usually more pleasant and slightly stimulating. 2-FDCK trips also last longer than those of ketamine.

2-FDCK is also similar to DCK but there are a few differences.

DCK is usually more euphoric while 2-FDCK is more predictable and lighter. 2-FDCK lies somewhere between DCK and ketamine, it is therefore more similar to ketamine.

Unfortunately, higher doses can cause psychosis and manic episodes and the chance is higher than with ketamine or most other drugs. These can last for a long time after you get off the substance.

As a dissociative, 2-FDCK can detach you from your body, senses, and the environment. You may feel like you’re controlling your body from a distance (similarly to playing a 3rd person video game).

At high doses, you may also enter the K-hole. When that happens, you will not be conscious of your body so never take a high dose in an unsafe environment!

Reaching the K-Hole, however, is harder than with ketamine because 2-FDCK is not as dissociative.

Other common short-term effects include:

Euphoria
Increased creativity and open-mindedness
Mindfulness, being present
Introspection
Higher capability for love and compassion
Pain relief
Memory suppression
Anesthetic effects
Numbness
Visual effects (typically weak and unpredictable)
Distortions of size, shape, and distance
Manis
Psychosis
Confusion
Inability to talk
Increased body pressure
Worse thermoregulation
Difficulty urinating
Anxiety, paranoia
Vulnerability

The higher dose you take, the more intense these effects will be. This especially applies to the dissociative effects.

Your past experiences with drugs also play a big role in the effects of 2-FDCK.

With all this said, it is impossible to accurately describe the experience through human language.

Bad trips can happen but you can partially prevent them by following the tips below.

After-effects

2-FDCK rarely causes a withdrawal. If you take the drug on a regular basis, some withdrawal symptoms may occur but they will be mild.

You may experience insomnia and find it hard to fall asleep the day after taking the drug.

Cognitive impairment, numbness, and impaired vision can also stick for over a day after taking the drug. Do not drive if you don’t feel 100% sober!

Many users get a pleasant afterglow when the drug wears off. They feel better and their depression can disappear for a few days, sometimes even weeks. At the same time, some users actually feel depressed after taking 2-FDCK.

Bad trips

Bad trips mostly happen because people take the substance irresponsibly. If you take this drug the right way, there is a much lower chance you’ll get a bad trip but it still can happen.

In case you take 2-FDCK responsibly and you still get a bad trip, there is a positive side to that.

During a “bad” trip, negative emotions are coming up from your subconscious mind. They have always been there whether you are aware of it or not. They have been damaging your life and a difficult trip is an opportunity to process these traumas and unpleasant feelings and let go of them.

So instead of calling bad trips bad, call them challenging.

Why they happen

The most common reasons for getting a bad trip are:

How to cope with a bad trip

How to end a bad trip

In case you are not ready to face your inner demons yet, there are a few ways to end a bad trip.

One possible way is to put on music that is familiar to you. Another way is to switch up your location and move from one place to another. This can completely change your train of thought.