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er0x
(Stranger)
10-06-04 03:55
No 534632
PCP from trihexyphenidyl?

Hey, I've noticed that there's some medications out there that have remarkably similar names to Phencyclidine(PCP) related analogs. Trihexyphenidyl is phenylcyclohexylpiperidine-propanol and a similar medication called procyclidine which is PCPy-propanol. I was just interested if there was a way to possibly chop off the propanol with out having to go through too anything to involved.

longimanus
(Hive Bee)
10-06-04 19:36
No 534720
User Picture Never heard of Parcisan (Ataran)?

Trihexyphenidyl (Parcisan, Parcisol, Ataran, Cyclodol - not sure about the last one) is anantiparkinsonic drug. Abuse potential?

Of course! It was (possibly, still is) widely abused in my country in the 90`s. The dose - 10-15 mg. The users report that the effects are similar to those of atropine/scopolamine; it is an anticholinergic drug. Not really a dissociative anaesthetic. Interesting fact - one ~50-yr old nurse living near my grandma drinks alcohol with it - yuck!

Oh, yes - it`s actually 1-cyclohexyl-1-phenyl-3-piperidinylpropanol. So, if you remove the propanol, you`ll get scrap.

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		er0x (Stranger) 10-06-04 03:55 No 534632				PCP from trihexyphenidyl?
						Hey, I've noticed that there's some medications out there that have remarkably similar names to Phencyclidine(PCP) related analogs. Trihexyphenidyl is phenylcyclohexylpiperidine-propanol and a similar medication called procyclidine which is PCPy-propanol. I was just interested if there was a way to possibly chop off the propanol with out having to go through too anything to involved.



		longimanus (Hive Bee) 10-06-04 19:36 No 534720				Never heard of Parcisan (Ataran)?
						Trihexyphenidyl (Parcisan, Parcisol, Ataran, Cyclodol - not sure about the last one) is anantiparkinsonic drug. Abuse potential? Of course! It was (possibly, still is) widely abused in my country in the 90`s. The dose - 10-15 mg. The users report that the effects are similar to those of atropine/scopolamine; it is an anticholinergic drug. Not really a dissociative anaesthetic. Interesting fact - one ~50-yr old nurse living near my grandma drinks alcohol with it - yuck! Oh, yes - it`s actually 1-cyclohexyl-1-phenyl-3-piperidinylpropanol. So, if you remove the propanol, you`ll get scrap.

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