A bit of piperazine information

[pharmapsyche]

The drugs known as the piperazines include piperazine itsself, benzylpiperazine(BZP), 3-chlorophenylpiperazine, and 3-Trifluoromethylphenylpiperazine(TFMPP). These drugs are psychostimulant in nature. Piperazine is not known to be psychoactive, but the other piperazines do carry pharmacological activity.


BZP


The usual dose of BZP is roughly 70-150mg. In 1973, tests determined BZP to have a very similar effect to amphetamine. They differed in the number of side effects; BZP carried more than amphetamine. Users often notice more of a body load with BZP and heavier cardiovascular stress than with amphetamine. Effects usually last 6-8 hours but it's not uncommon to feel 'strange' for up to 18 hours.


BZP exerts two effects.The firs oná2 adrenoreceptor, and the second is on the noradrenergic uptake carrier. Also, there is norepinephrine-reuptake inhibition, which is similar to amphetamine. There is also an action on 5-HT2A receptors.


More Info Later, does anyone have anything specific they'd like to know about piperazines? Also, viagria and meclizine (anti-impotence and motion sickness reliever) are considered piperazines.

[JewishNazi]

Doesnt Viagra also have an oxazoline ring in it?





* No it doesnt, nevermindEdited by: JewishNazi

[Alfa]

I'd like to know which piperazines are known, what their effects & dose are and what the reported side effects are of TMFFP, BZP & CCP.


Another thing that I wonder about are the piperazine analogs of MDMA: methylenedioxybenzylpiperazine (MDBP) and 3,4-methylenedioxybenzyl-N'-methylpiperazine (MDBMP)Edited by: Alfa

[stjbm06]

There are analogs of X that are piperazine based?!???!? WOW!! Anyone know ANYTHING about these?? Legality/toxicology/experiences/etc??