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IUPAC Name: Benzylpiperazine
Other Names: BZP
CAS Number: N/A
Purity of the substance: 99.9%
Physical properties: Powder

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Synonyms	The most common synonyms are: A2, Benny, Benny bear, Legal Ecstasy, Exotic super strong, Flying angel, Frenzy, Head rush, MDAI, Nemesis, Party pill, PEP, PEP X, Strong as hell, Twisted, Wicked high, Legal X, XTC, XXX
Classification	CNS disruptor (stimulant and hallucinogenic effect): Agent that causes users to see, hear or feel things that do not exist, while stimulating mental functions and increasing the brain’s overall alertness.
Visual description	Salt: tablet or powder in a variety of colours. Base: yellowish-green liquid, corrosive. Often sold as Ecstasy or as a substitute for amphetamines.
Mechanism of action	Its effect is similar to, but weaker than amphetamines. It is ten times less potent than amphetamines. Sympathomimetic effects (effects similar to adrenaline: increased alertness, heart rate and respiratory rate). Increases dopamine levels in the part of the brain that mediates pleasure (mesolimbic area), which results in a feeling of euphoria and happiness. Increases alertness due to its effect on noradrenaline and increases irritability due to its effect on serotonin.
Routes of administration	Oral (the most common), snorted (rare) and injected (rare).

Benzylpiperazine Effects sought out by the user

Alertness
Euphoria
Heightened perceptions (taste, colours, music)
Sense of well-being

Benzylpiperazine Common toxic effects

Agitation
Anxiety
Blurred vision
Chest pain
Confusion
Dilated pupils
Dizziness
Excessive sweating
Hallucinations
Headache
Hypertension
Insomnia
Involuntary movements
Nausea
Palpitations
Paranoia
Reduced appetite
Reduced consciousness
Sensory impairment (e.g., pins and needles)
Shortness of breath
Tachycardia
Teeth grinding
Urinary retention
Vomiting

Overdose effects

Abnormal increase in body temperature
Convulsions
Disseminated intravascular coagulation (clotting disorder)
Hyperventilation
Hyponatremia (low sodium level in blood)
Metabolic acidosis (accumulation of acid in the blood)
Muscle toxicity
Nephrotoxicity
Psychosis

Tolerance (need to increase the dose to feel the same effect)
Yes.

Addiction
Has not been observed.

Withdrawal
Symptoms develop within a few hours/days:

Anxiety
Dehydration
Reduced appetite
Pain
Fatigue
Depressed mood
Insomnia
Lethargy (abnormal state of drowsiness)
Headache
Severe dry mouth
Muscle spasms

Onset and duration of action

Route of administration	Onset of action	Peak	Duration of action
Oral: BZP only	About 6 minutes to 2 hours	75 minutes	Effects can last up to 12 hours and sometimes more
Oral: TFMPP only	About 25 minutes	90 minutes	Not available

Intoxication management

No antidote available.
Treatment is mainly symptomatic. Activated charcoal may be administered if the drug was recently ingested (within less than one hour), and only if taken orally.

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