O-PCE Powder

O-PCE, or 2-Oxo-PCE, is a compound that was developed to mimic the effects of its predecessor, PCE. It is a relatively new research chemical with very little data available, especially in scientific literature. We have O-PCE for sale in the highest quality powder form (lab tested, >97% purity), available in quantities 0.25 gr, 0.5 gr, 1 gr, 2 gr, 3 gr, 5 gr. How to use O-PCE Powder There is a very apparent lack of information about O-PCE available, especially in scientific literature. Anyone researching this relatively new research chemical should be careful as it is largely uncharted territory. While it does share similarities with other arylcyclohexylamine compounds (like ketamine and DCK), that does not necessarily mean that it will function like them or share the same safety profile. you can buy O-PCE in the highest quality powder form. We have O-PCE for sale in the quantities 0.25 gr, 0.5 gr, 1 gr, 2 gr, 3 gr, 5 gr. Ensure to store the O-PCE powder in a dry and cool place for maximum shelf-life. When handling research chemicals ensure to always take the proper precautions in the laboratory like wiping down surfaces and wearing gloves, a mask & protective clothing. Definition O-PCE The definition of O-PCE is officially known as 2-Oxo-PCE or N-ethyldeschloroketamine, is a derivative of DCK or deschloroketamine. It is closely related to eticyclidine, or PCE. Eticyclidine is similar in action to phencyclidine, or PCP, a very potent dissociative. All of these compounds are dissociative anesthetics and a part of the arylcyclohexylamine class of compounds. These compounds share similar functions although their duration and potency varies quite a bit depending on how they are developed. Chemistry background information O-PCE O-PCE shares a number of similarities with DCK and ketamine, and is suspected to be antibacterial. However, this has not been confirmed. Like other substances in the arylcyclohexylamine class, O-PCE has a cyclohexane ring bound to an aromatic ring as well as an amine group. O-PCE contains an amino ethyl chain bound to an adjacent alpha carbon (R2) of the cyclohexanone ring. Structurally, O-PCE is nearly identical to DCK with the only difference being the length of their carbon chain. DCK has an amino methyl chain, whereas O-PCE has an amino ethyl chain. Structural similarities and extrapolation suggest that O-PCE interacts with the NMDA receptor. This is the same mechanism by which ketamine, DCK and other arylcyclohexylamines work.