2-Oxo-PCM Research Chemical USA
2-Oxo-PCM is a hallucinogenic dissociative anaesthetic sold online as a designer drug. It has also been proposed for treating bacterial and protozoal infections and immunomodulation at doses of 2 mg per day.
Deschloroketamine (DXE) is a dissociative anaesthetic that acts as a PCM. It has been sold online as a designer drug. It has also been proposed for use in treating bacterial, fungal, viral or protozoal infections at doses of 2 mg per day.
Deschloroketamine (brand name Ketalar ) is an anaesthetic drug for surgery administered by intravenous injection. It has also been proposed for use in treating bacterial, fungal, viral or protozoal infections at doses of 2 mg per day.
Deschloroketamine, also known as DXE, is a new dissociative anaesthetic under experimental treatment to suppress infections caused by fungi and possibly protozoa.
Deschloroketamine is a psychoactive drug of the arylcyclohexylamine class. It is similar in structure and effects to ketamine, PCE and eticyclidine (PCE).
Deschloroketamine is a drug that acts as an NMDA receptor antagonist.
Numerous reports suggest that DXE may be useful in treating chronic pain, depression, and cluster headaches.
Deschloroketamine (DXE, DCK) is a dissociative anaesthetic sold online as a designer drug but has never been formally tested or prescribed for any condition. The drug was previously scheduled internationally but was suddenly delisted in many countries and then rescheduled to a lower class in the United States.
Deschloroketamine (DXE, DCK) is a dissociative anaesthetic sold online as a designer drug. While it was previously scheduled internationally, it was suddenly delisted in many countries and rescheduled to a lower class in the United States.
Deschloroketamine, also known as DCK or “diphenidine”, is a hallucinogenic dissociative substance of the arylcyclohexylamine class that produces dissociative and hallucinogenic effects when administered. It has been sold online as a recreational designer drug but has never been formally tested or prescribed for any condition. The drug was previously scheduled internationally but was suddenly delisted in many countries and then rescheduled to a lower class in the United States.
Diphenidine is an arylcyclohexylamine hallucinogen that produces dissociative and hallucinogenic effects when administered. It has been sold online as a recreational designer drug but has never been formally tested or prescribed for any condition. The drug was previously scheduled internationally but was suddenly delisted in many countries and then rescheduled to a lower class in the United States.
Deschloroketamine, sometimes known by its street names Diphenidine, 2′-Oxo-PCE (also personalised on request) or incorrectly as 2′-Oxo-PCM or 2′-Oxo-4-Chlorophenethylamine, is a potent dissociative substance of the arylcyclohexylamine class that produces powerful dissociative and hallucinogenic effects when administered. It has been sold online as a recreational designer drug but has never been formally tested or prescribed for any condition. The drug was previously scheduled internationally but was suddenly delisted in many countries and then rescheduled to a lower class in the United States in May 2016.
Dissociative drugs are psychoactive substances that induce an out-of-body experience by distorting the perception of sight and sound. They can also lead to hallucinations, depending on their strength. Among these is piperidine, a new designer drug sold on the internet as a “research chemical”.
Deschloroketamine contains a hallucinogen-like chemical called ketamine, but at quantities so low that it doesn’t produce the same “high” as regular use of ketamine. It is currently legally sold without a prescription in the United States.
Deschloroketamine has been sold online in powder, capsules and tablets. The drug is also known by various street names such as “Keta”, “Jet”, and “Super C”.
As Deschloroketamine has never been formally tested or prescribed, very little is known about the drug and its effects .
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