RC+ Promal Blister

RC+ Promal Blister – Innovative Arylcyclohexylamine for Laboratory Research

Product name: RC+ Promal Blister
Active substance: 3-MeO-PCPr (3-Methoxyphencyclopentanamine)
Form: Blister pack with standardized dosages
Purity: ≥ 98.7% (by independent laboratory report)
Usage: For analytical, neuropharmacological and forensic research only

🧬 What is Promal (3-MeO-PCPr)?

Promal, also known by its chemical name 3-MeO-PCPr, is a member of the arylcyclohexylamine family, structurally related to 3-MeO-PCP and ketamineThis fabric is distinguished by a propanation instead of a piperidine ring structure, which leads to a slightly different receptor binding profile and potentially unique dissociative properties – only observed in vitro.

🔬 Product Data & Chemical Specifications

✅ Applications (Research Only)

RC+ Promal Blisters are developed for:

• Binding experiments on NMDA receptors
• SAR research (structure-activity relationships) within the arylcyclohexylamines
• Comparative research with ketamine, PCP and O-PCE analogues
• In vitro study of receptor interactions and metabolism

Not intended for human or animal consumption. Use only in controlled laboratory settings.

⚠️ Possible Disadvantages & Risks

• Unknown long-term effects: No clinical data
• Low water solubility: May be difficult to process in some analysis methods
• Legal ambiguity: Potentially banned or regulated in some countries
• Potentially unstable when exposed to light and moisture
• Strong NMDA activity → not suitable for untested systems

🧪 Instructions for use (Laboratory scenario)

1. Storage advice:
   • Store in a cool (2–8°C), dry and airtight container.
   • Avoid: direct sunlight, open humidity
2. Application:
   • Open blister with sterile forceps or instrument
   • Use weighed sample for LC/MS, NMR or receptor binding assays
3. Analysis methods:
   • NMR for structural verification
   • HPLC for purity control
   • GC-MS for identification of degradation products
   • In vitro binding assays for receptor activity

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is Promal (3-MeO-PCPr) legal in the Netherlands or Belgium?

The substance does not fall directly under the Opium Act, but it can be analog legislation fall. Always consult local regulations.

What is the difference between 3-MeO-PCP and 3-MeO-PCPr (Promal)?

The biggest structural change is the replacement of the piperidine group (PCP) by a propyl chain in PCPr. This affects lipophilicity, binding affinity and metabolic behaviour.

How do I know if the blister contents are clean?

Each batch contains a individual lab report with HPLC/NMR results and can be supplied digitally on request.

Can I use this for microdosing or psychonautic experiment?

Absolutely not. This product is strictly for laboratory research. Human consumption is prohibited, unsafe and against the law.

🧭 Recommended Usage Scenarios

• Research into NMDA antagonism in synthetic analogues
• Comparison with dissociatives such as ketamine and 3-MeO-PCP
• Forensic use for detection methods in toxic labs
• Development of analytical standards for identification of new RCs

📦 Product overview

⚠️ Legal and Ethical Disclaimer

RC+ Promal Blister is only intended for analytical and forensic research by professionals. Not intended for consumption or use outside a laboratory environment. Any other application is strictly prohibited.