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Cyclo-Methiodrone
Cyclo-Methiodrone is a substituted cathinone described as an empathogen with strong stimulant effects. It is loosely related to benzylpiperidine, while its psychoactive classification remains unknown. The source lists cyclo-methiodrone among thiophenes, which it describes as synthetic stimulant drugs1. The substance is tentatively categorized as an empathogen, stimulant, and research chemical.
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ModerateClassified as habit-forming. As an empathogen with strong stimulant effects, it likely carries psychological addiction potential typical of stimulant-empathogen compounds.
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