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Dexmethylphenidate
Also known as focalin, dextromethylphenidate
Dexmethylphenidate
dextromethylphenidate
Overview
DescriptionTripSit
The psychoactive isomer of methylphenidate, the drug is mainly used to treat ADHD. It is 2x as potent as methylphenidate, and is reported to have cleaner psychostimulant effects with fewer side effects.
Sources & licencesTripSit·PubChem chemical identifiers
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Chemical structure
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Formula C14H19NO2
Mass 233.31 g/mol
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COC(=O)[C@@H]([C@H]1CCCCN1)C2=CC=CC=C2Tags3 tags
Dose
DoseTripSit
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Light10-20 mg
Common20-30 mg
Strong30-40 mg
Heavy40-50 mg
Safety
Tolerance & dependenceTripSit
- Addiction potential
- habit-forming
Effects
Effects
No effects are listed for this substance.
Timing
Timing chartTripSit
Only onset and total duration are available for this route, so an intensity curve would be misleading.
Onset45-90 minutes
Duration9-12 hours
Timing breakdownTripSit
9-12 hours
Onset45-90 minutes
Duration9-12 hours
Detailed phase timing is not available from this source.
After effects1-12 hours
Testing
No testing reference is available for this substance.
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