What You Need To Know

4-MMC, commonly referred to as Mephedrone, is a stimulant that also has some empathogenic properties. It’s been around for about a decade, with most of its popularity peaking in the late 2000s and early 2010s. This substance deserve to the substituted Cathinone Members.

Although it was first synthesized nearly a hundred years ago, its actual use history is much more recent.

Mephedrone is part of the cathinone family, and it can produce a range of positive effects, including stimulation, intense euphoria, an uplifted mood, increased sociability, a euphoric tingling sensation throughout the body, and even heightened feelings of empathy. On the flip side, it can also lead to some negative effects like reduced appetite, issues with temperature regulation, sweating or chills, elevated heart rate and blood pressure, compulsive redosing, dry mouth, insomnia, muscle twitching, a tight jaw, vasoconstriction, and dizziness.

Many users describe the stimulation as somewhat forced. Both mental and physical stimulation are evident, making 4-MMC a popular choice for activities like dancing.

While the stimulant and euphoric effects of 4-MMC can be more intense than those of MDMA, it’s worth noting that MDMA is still considered a stronger empathogen.

In a study comparing users of Mephedrone and Cocaine, a notable number of participants rated Mephedrone higher in terms of the quality of their experience.

When used responsibly and in controlled doses, many people find it to be a pleasant euphoric stimulant. When used responsibly and in controlled doses, many people find it to be a pleasant euphoric stimulant. However, high dose can lead to dangerous and uncomfortable adventure.

Some of the side effects associated with Mephedrone, such as vasoconstriction, tend to become more pronounced with increased dosages, often due to redosing.

It’s crucial to manage your doses carefully rather than just going with the flow.

In terms of duration, Mephedrone can be quite unpredictable, especially when snorted, which often leads to compulsive redosing. When taken orally, its effects can last anywhere from 2 to 5 hours, with an onset time of 15 to 45 minutes.

Common names:

Mephedrone, 4-MMC, Drone, M-CAT, Meow Meow

Substitutive name:

4-Methylmethcathinone

WARNING:

Always start with lower doses, as individual body