Cathinones

Cathinones are analogs of phenethylamines, but have a keytone in the beta position of the amine.

• 1Introduction to Cathinones
• 2Using Cathinones
  • 2.1Ways of administration
  • 2.2Effects of Cathinones
  • 2.3Combinations with Cathinones
  • 2.4Different Uses for Cathinones
• 3The dangers of Cathinones
• 4Forms of Cathinones
• 5Legal status of Cathinones
  • 5.1United Nations
  • 5.2USA
  • 5.3EU
• 6History of Cathinones
• 7More Cathinones Sections
• 8The latest Cathinones threads
• 9References
• 10Pages in category "Cathinones"

[top]Introduction to Cathinones

Cathinones are analogs of phenethylamines, but have a ketone in the beta position of the amine.

[top]Using Cathinones

[top]Ways of administration

[top]Effects of Cathinones

[top]Combinations with Cathinones

[top]Different Uses for Cathinones

[top]The dangers of Cathinones

[top]Forms of Cathinones

Examples of different Cathinones.

[top]Legal status of Cathinones

[top]United Nations

[top]USA

[top]EU

[top]History of Cathinones

[top]More Cathinones Sections

[top]The latest Cathinones threads

19-05-2013 01:30
by lololsolid

[top]References

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[top]Pages in category "Cathinones"

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