2C-I
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2C-I is a psychedelic phenethylamine developed by Alexander Shulgin. This chemical is believed to be stronger than 2C-B and the effects last longer (8 hours or more). It is described by users to give the hallucinatory aspects of LSD and the energy and chattiness of MDMA.
2C-I has been commonly active in the 10 mg range, with threshold effects at 3-5 mg when taken orally.
