2C-B – Bristol Drugs Project

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Effects Of 2C-B

If taken orally, the effects of 2CB will take about 45 minutes to an hour to come on and will last from 4-8 hours (dose dependent).

• Euphoria
• Giggles
• Visual and auditory hallucinations
• Spiritual connection with the earth and other people
• Enhanced sensory awareness (touch, sight, sound)
• Increased libido
• Increased energy
• Distortion of time
• Nausea/vomiting
• Anxiety and paranoia
• Insomnia

Dosage

Dosage will depend on a number of factors including tolerance, gender and how it’s taken (either nasally or orally). This is a guide only.

• Threshold – 2-5 mg
• Light – 5-15 mg
• Common – 15-25 mg
• Strong – 25 mg +

2C-B is highly dose sensitive. Lower doses will be more MDMA-like, higher doses will produce a full psychedelic experience.  Taking doses over 25 mg will greatly increase the risk of having a bad trip.

Harm Reduction Advice

• If you have access to powder 2C-B, always weigh your dose with a milligram scale. A 15mg dose will produce a very different experience to a 30mg dose and it is not possible to measure this just by looking at two piles of powder.
• Consider your set and setting. If you’re feeling worried/anxious/depressed or you’re not in a pleasant environment its probably best to save your drugs for another day when you’re more likely to have a fun experience.
• If you’re having a bad trip, remind yourself you have taken a drug and that the effects will wear off soon.
• Consider having a ‘trip sitter’, someone who remains sober and can help out if someone is having a bad time.
• If someone can’t be ‘talked down’ from a bad trip, consider seeking medical assistance.
• Don’t snort 2C-B as it is incredibly painful and damaging to your nose. You’ll also start tripping almost immediately which isn’t ideal if you’re in the midst of a massive nose bleed.
• Be mindful that 2C-B has some stimulant properties so make sure you drink plenty of water and if you’re dancing make sure you take break so you don’t overheat.
• Do not attempt to get in the car and drive. Make sure you find a safe alternative.