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Indapyrophenidone
Indapyrophenidone is a synthetic substance in the pyrrolidinophenone and cathinone classes that is sold online as a designer drug. It is tentatively classified as a stimulant with a short duration and may be habit-forming. The FDA UNII database lists it under the synonym indanyl-α-phenyl-α-PVP.1 Its structure is also related to α-PVP and diarylethylamines.
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Classified as habit-forming, suggesting some potential for psychological dependence.
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Indapyrophenidone was sold online as a designer drug.
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