Captagon

Captagon is also known as its chemical name fenethylline. It is a stimulant drug which has gained popularity in recent years. Captagon, developed in 1961 by German pharmaceutical company Degussa AG as a treatment of attention deficit disorder and sleep disorders, was widely prescribed up until the 1980s. However due to concerns over its misuse potential it was banned in many countries. Its CAS is 2240-14-4.

Chemical Information

Captagon has a molecular formula of C18H23NO3. It belongs to a class of drugs called amphetamines. They are known for their stimulant properties.

Captagon is a white powder in its purest form. The color of Captagon pills can vary from light brown to white depending on the binder used.

Uses and effects

While no longer medically prescribed, Captagon has become infamous as a recreational and performance-enhancing drug, particularly in the Middle East.

Captagon has similar effects to other amphetamines. It can produce feelings of euphoria and increase alertness. It can cause harmful side effects such as increased heart rate and blood pressure.

Dosage

Captagon has not been approved by the FDA for medical use. Therefore, there are no recommended dosages. For research, however, it is important to use this substance with extreme caution because of its potential for addiction and adverse effects.

Captagon is illegal in many jurisdictions. Verify the legal status of Captagon in your area before buying.

Disclaimer This information is only provided for research and educational purposes. This information is not meant to promote the use of any substance. Consult a medical professional or an experienced researcher before handling any potentially hazardous substances.