2C-T-7 (2,5-Dimethoxy-4-propylthiophenethylamine)

Category: Psychedelics. Status: Schedule I (research compound).

A long-lasting sulfur-containing 2C psychedelic. Notable in harm-reduction history because of risks when insufflated or combined with other drugs.

How it works

Activates serotonin 5-HT2A receptors.

Key facts

• Molecular weight: 255.42 g/mol
• Half-life: Long
• Bioavailability: Oral
• Storage: Research/reference only.

Dosing overview

• Typical dose: Varies by individual and setting
• Frequency: Occasional
• Duration: Acute effects last 8-15 hours
• Route: Oral

Protocol notes

• Taken orally; long-lasting, so a full day is set aside.
• Insufflating it has caused serious harm, so oral use only is the safer-handling norm.

Reported benefits

• Long, rich experience
• Distinct sulfur-family profile
• Shulgin research compound
• Strong visuals

Possible side effects

• Long duration
• Nausea
• Raised heart rate and blood pressure
• Higher risk when insufflated

Compare 2C-T-7

• 2C-T-7 vs MDMA
• 2C-T-7 vs Psilocybin
• 2C-T-7 vs LSD
• 2C-T-7 vs Ibogaine
• 2C-T-7 vs DMT
• 2C-T-7 vs Ayahuasca

Research and educational reference only. Not medical advice.