Methampetamine and ritalin and adderal all share the exact same chemical structure. They just have different nomenclature.
Meth you buy from the crack dealer in the trap house down the street. Ritalin you get prescribed to you by the crack dealer in a white coat down the block at the clinic.
The amphetamine part, the part that makes you cracked out, is identical. Meaning same effect, same exact molecular structure. Methampetamine has a methyl group attached, allowing for deeper fat penetration.
The active ingredient, the part that makes you cracked out, is absolutely identical in methampetamine and regular ritalin style amphetamine.
Take a look at Chem Compare. If you look on the far right end on these images, you can see that there is a "NH-CH3" on the Methamphetamine where there is a "NH2" on the amphetamine. For many of the known psychoactives, adding a methyl group slightly alters the effects, duration, and/or potency.
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Unreasonable ago
Ahem...ritalin and adderal, thank you very much.
Methampetamine and ritalin and adderal all share the exact same chemical structure. They just have different nomenclature.
Meth you buy from the crack dealer in the trap house down the street. Ritalin you get prescribed to you by the crack dealer in a white coat down the block at the clinic.
Super_Cooper ago
No, meth, adderal, and Ritalin do not have "the exact same chemical structure". They have a similar structure for sure, but not the exact same.
Unreasonable ago
The amphetamine part, the part that makes you cracked out, is identical. Meaning same effect, same exact molecular structure. Methampetamine has a methyl group attached, allowing for deeper fat penetration.
The active ingredient, the part that makes you cracked out, is absolutely identical in methampetamine and regular ritalin style amphetamine.
NiklausTheNaked ago
Source?
https://www.erowid.org/ask/ask.php?ID=2846
In short, it's not the same.
forgetmyname ago
And the native ephedra gives the Mexicans all the raw materials they need to start the synt....