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MNA

Methamnetamine

Also known as PAL-1046 · MNT

Acute: Moderate riskDependency: Moderate risk

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Quick reference

Routes
Oral
Form
Powder
Shulgin rating
+

Duration

Onset
45 Minutes
Total duration
5 Hours

Experience

Primary effects

  • Induces a mild sense of contentment and well-being, resembling a sedative or relaxing effect.
  • Causes a dreamy headspace with very subtle, almost placebo-like closed-eye visuals and a mild psychedelic edge.
  • Lacks significant stimulant properties; does not suppress appetite or enhance libido.

Peak character

  • Comfortable, chilled, and pleasantly dreamy, with a mildly happy and relaxed mood.
  • The experience is gentle, with time seeming to drift by unnoticed and a subtle, indistinct quality to effects.
  • Not notably empathogenic, stimulating, or strongly psychedelic at this dose.

Negatives / side effects

  • Can cause unexpected tiredness or sedation, potentially leading to napping.
  • The taste when consumed orally is described as horrible.

Aftereffects / comedown

  • Fatigue can be more pronounced than usual after the experience.
  • May result in feeling 'flat' the day following use.

Reference dosage

Reference ranges from third-party harm-reduction databases. Individual response varies enormously — start lower than you think.

Any route
light60mg+
common80mg+
strong120mg+
heavy150mg+

Reagent testing

Recommended reagents
Expected reactions
MarquisOrange/brown
MeckeBlue/green

Adulterant detection: 5-methoxy-N-methyl-N-allyltryptamine or methoxynaphthylaminopropane variant (context-dependent). Limited specific data.

Limited specific reagent data. Follow class-appropriate protocol based on structure.

Source

Reference fields and narrative for MNA extracted from The Drug Users Bible by Dominic Milton Trott (MxZero Publishing, 2022).

drugusersbible.com

Harm reduction notice

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