DPT (N,N-Dipropyltryptamine)

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

A short-to-moderate acting tryptamine that has been explored in religious and end-of-life therapy settings. Effects are often described as intense and auditory.

How it works

Activates serotonin 5-HT2A receptors.

Key facts

• Molecular weight: 244.38 g/mol
• Half-life: Short
• Bioavailability: Oral
• Storage: Research/reference only.

Dosing overview

• Typical dose: Varies by individual and setting
• Frequency: Occasional
• Duration: Acute effects last 2-4 hours
• Route: Oral

Protocol notes

• Insufflated, smoked or taken orally; has been used in guided religious and end-of-life settings.
• Shorter than ayahuasca, but effects can be intense and disorienting.

Reported benefits

• Explored in end-of-life therapy
• Used in some religious contexts
• Shorter than ayahuasca
• Tryptamine research compound

Possible side effects

• Intense, sometimes frightening experiences
• Nausea
• Raised heart rate
• Limited human safety data

Compare DPT

• DPT vs MDMA
• DPT vs Psilocybin
• DPT vs LSD
• DPT vs Ibogaine
• DPT vs DMT
• DPT vs Ayahuasca

Research and educational reference only. Not medical advice.