Methoxphenidine HCL

What is Methoxphenidine HCL?

Methoxphenidine HCL, also known as MXP, is a dissociative compound of the diarylethylamine family of chemicals. Much like other, more well-known dissociatives, such as Ketamine and Phencyclidine (PCP), it is a potent NMDA receptor antagonist. MXP is structurally similar to both Dephenidine and Ephenidine, both of which are often sold as an alternative to MXP in places where it is illegal.

There is minimal medical literature on Methoxphenidine, and most accounts of its effects, both physiological and psychological, come from anecdotal reports. These reports indicate that MXP is a potent dissociative, but does differ noticeably in its effects compared to Ketamine and MXE.

Note: Methoxphenidine HCL is for research purposes only and is not for human consumption. All necessary precautions should be taken when handling MXP to avoid accidental ingestion.

Chemical Properties of Methoxphenidine

Chemical Formula: C20H25NO

Full Name: 2-MeO-Diphenidine

Molar Mass: 295.426 g/mol

Purity: >98%

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