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So after reading this site sporadically for years (a lot of years!) this is the thread that finally got me to make an account. There's been so much interest in this stuff because of the various adderall and related shortages that I did my best to gather as much actual scholarly research data as I could on the stuff and compile it. If you want the full rundown check this reddit post (not recreating that!):
Basically the big things I found (and I'm breaking this down differently than I did in the more through lit review above are (a) the duration for a single dose (of the IR formulation of the pro-drug, weird I know) is anywhere from 7-15 hours which is a pretty wide range to say the least. It's metabolized in gut/kidneys so unlike vyvanse (which is metabolized in blood) partially this is the effect of classic GI factors; (b) it really is a weight loss drug; it has more pronounced effects on things which benefit weight loss (fat burning and appetite suppression for example); the parent compound and non-amp metabolites have effects in this area --- unlike amp, clob is highly lipophilic and therapeutically (i.e. as a weigh loss drug) this is supposedly helpful as while the main effects suppress appetite it would start burning through fat cells and releasing more compound; (c) as indicated in b, the parent compound and metabolites do indeed have their own active properties (unlike in vyvanse or spansules theoretically.) Outside of the weight loss stuff these seem to be primarily a very, very strange effect (especially for a stimulant) where those will actually lower cortisol levels at some point, for example, which is just strange for a stimulant. Looking at the data I pulled, it seems like you'd probably have a period (pretty fast) where d-amp effects predominate followed by a period in which this more calming effect predominates. The most recent paper I found also looked at specific characteristic of clob (again this is nothing like amp as far as I can tell) that have similar anti-depressant qualities to a bunch of other largely non-stim compounds (this is actually the most recent research I found, from this year, and its really hard to parse); (d) studies and straight up package inserts in various languages cite the serotonergic effect as part of its mechanism (again for weigh loss this apparently increases feelings of satiety.) Also the rx directions for "IR' are b.i.d (2x a day) one upon waking and one at lunch which makes me thing that there's some kind of median experience of about... 6-9 hours?
I'm curious to hear about more personal experiences. I tried to keep that lit review as 'objective' as possible. One other thing to note: safety profile actually seems pretty good all things considered. It was pulled from markets for abuse potential not for health problems and almost all toxic reports are insane polydrug combos (and there's really only a few.) Seems to have similar, possibly better safety profile than regular old d-amp. Finally, the dosing in terms of amounts in studies waaaaay above the rx levels. (This is not that uncommon fwiw but usually you find super high doses in like early trial phases. I am seeing some of the high dose studies in the most recent lit.) Like studies using 90, 120, and even higher amounts. I think the dosing guidelines are partially a reaction to it being pulled for subjective addiction effects balanced with some kind of baseline to get the actual intended weightloss effects but that is pure speculation. If you want to see the more thorough (and rather unique) scientific breakdowns (which again I admit despite some background as being pretty far above my working knowledge) check out the link above. Again, posting here (a) to share as much real info as one can glean as far as I can tell for harm reduction and general info; (b) to see how this stacks up against people's subjective experiences?
Basically the big things I found (and I'm breaking this down differently than I did in the more through lit review above are (a) the duration for a single dose (of the IR formulation of the pro-drug, weird I know) is anywhere from 7-15 hours which is a pretty wide range to say the least. It's metabolized in gut/kidneys so unlike vyvanse (which is metabolized in blood) partially this is the effect of classic GI factors; (b) it really is a weight loss drug; it has more pronounced effects on things which benefit weight loss (fat burning and appetite suppression for example); the parent compound and non-amp metabolites have effects in this area --- unlike amp, clob is highly lipophilic and therapeutically (i.e. as a weigh loss drug) this is supposedly helpful as while the main effects suppress appetite it would start burning through fat cells and releasing more compound; (c) as indicated in b, the parent compound and metabolites do indeed have their own active properties (unlike in vyvanse or spansules theoretically.) Outside of the weight loss stuff these seem to be primarily a very, very strange effect (especially for a stimulant) where those will actually lower cortisol levels at some point, for example, which is just strange for a stimulant. Looking at the data I pulled, it seems like you'd probably have a period (pretty fast) where d-amp effects predominate followed by a period in which this more calming effect predominates. The most recent paper I found also looked at specific characteristic of clob (again this is nothing like amp as far as I can tell) that have similar anti-depressant qualities to a bunch of other largely non-stim compounds (this is actually the most recent research I found, from this year, and its really hard to parse); (d) studies and straight up package inserts in various languages cite the serotonergic effect as part of its mechanism (again for weigh loss this apparently increases feelings of satiety.) Also the rx directions for "IR' are b.i.d (2x a day) one upon waking and one at lunch which makes me thing that there's some kind of median experience of about... 6-9 hours?
I'm curious to hear about more personal experiences. I tried to keep that lit review as 'objective' as possible. One other thing to note: safety profile actually seems pretty good all things considered. It was pulled from markets for abuse potential not for health problems and almost all toxic reports are insane polydrug combos (and there's really only a few.) Seems to have similar, possibly better safety profile than regular old d-amp. Finally, the dosing in terms of amounts in studies waaaaay above the rx levels. (This is not that uncommon fwiw but usually you find super high doses in like early trial phases. I am seeing some of the high dose studies in the most recent lit.) Like studies using 90, 120, and even higher amounts. I think the dosing guidelines are partially a reaction to it being pulled for subjective addiction effects balanced with some kind of baseline to get the actual intended weightloss effects but that is pure speculation. If you want to see the more thorough (and rather unique) scientific breakdowns (which again I admit despite some background as being pretty far above my working knowledge) check out the link above. Again, posting here (a) to share as much real info as one can glean as far as I can tell for harm reduction and general info; (b) to see how this stacks up against people's subjective experiences?