Yellow crown 20mg 2C-B

2C-B: Overview

2C-B (also known as nexus, venus, bees, or 4-bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine) is a psychedelic drug belonging to the phenethylamine class, which includes MDMA and mescaline. 2C-B is a member of the 2C-X series or 2C family, known for its empathogenic and psychedelic effects. It is particularly noted for its ability to increase sexual arousal, making it popular as an aphrodisiac.

History

2C-B was first synthesized in 1974 by Alexander Shulgin, who detailed its synthesis in his book “Phenethylamines I Have Known and Loved” (PiHKAL). It gained popularity in the rave and dance music scene in the mid-1980s as a legal substitute for MDMA, although it has since been criminalized in many countries.

Consumption

2C-B is primarily taken orally as a powder or in tablet form. It can also be snorted, but this method is considered painful by users. Due to the potential for adulteration, testing 2C-B with a reagent test kit is recommended to ensure its purity.

Effects

The effects of 2C-B vary based on dosage and individual response, often depending on the user’s mindset and environment. Commonly reported effects include:

• Enhanced touch sensation and music appreciation
• Enhanced visual sensation and color vibrancy
• Altered perception of space and time
• Giggling and laughter
• Visual and auditory hallucinations
• Mood lift and euphoria
• Increased sex drive
• Profound religious and mystical experiences

Dosing

It is advisable to start at a low dose and wait before redosing. A rough dosage guide for 2C-B is as follows:

• Low Dose: 5-15 mg
• Moderate Dose: 15-25 mg
• Strong Dose: 25-40 mg
• Heavy Dose: 40+ mg

2C-B is a unique psychedelic with a rich history and a variety of effects, making it a popular choice among those exploring altered states of consciousness.