Compounds/3-MeO-PCP

3-MeO-PCP

3-Methoxyphencyclidine

DissociativesSyntheticDissociative (NMDA receptor antagonist)

Duration

4-8 hours

Onset

30-90 minutes (oral), 15-30 minutes (other routes)

Peak

2-4 hours

3-MeO-PCP is a synthetic dissociative drug related to PCP but with a more manageable and less dangerous profile. Known for producing clear-headed dissociation, enhanced creativity, and therapeutic-like effects at appropriate doses, though it still carries significant risks.

⚠️ Safety Information

⚠️ Contraindications

Do not use if any of the following apply to you.

  • •History of psychotic disorders
  • •Severe mental health conditions
  • •Heart conditions or cardiovascular disease
  • •Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • •Use before driving or operating machinery

Effects

Physical

  • •Anesthesia and reduced pain sensation
  • •Loss of motor coordination and balance
  • •Possible nausea during onset
  • •Changes in body temperature regulation
  • •Enhanced physical sensitivity when touched
  • •Generally less physical discomfort than PCP

Psychological

  • •Dissociation from body and environment
  • •Enhanced creativity and lateral thinking
  • •Possible therapeutic insights and perspectives
  • •Euphoria and mood enhancement
  • •Reduced anxiety and emotional numbness
  • •Maintained cognitive clarity (dose-dependent)

Visual

  • •Mild visual distortions and changes
  • •Enhanced colors and visual depth
  • •Possible geometric patterns at higher doses
  • •Generally less prominent than psychological effects
  • •Reality distortions and perspective shifts

Therapeutic Potential

✓Potential therapeutic applications for depression and anxiety
✓Enhanced creativity and artistic inspiration
✓Novel perspectives on personal problems
✓Possible applications in therapy and personal growth
✓Less dangerous than PCP while maintaining dissociative benefits

Legal Status

Legal grey area in many jurisdictions

Related Compounds

This is education, not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional before making decisions about substance use. Never use illegal substances.

Education and harm reduction only. This is not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional. Never use illegal substances.