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    Isoproscaline Limited data
    Limited data
    Sparse data. Doses and effects may be unreliable or untested.
    • 1 source
    • 1 ROA with full dose ladder
    • duration data present
    • 30 combo interactions documented
    • classified Tentative
    • classified Research-chemical

    Aliases: Ip

    Summary TripSit

    A analogue of mescaline, and more closely related to proscaline.

    Perspectives

    “Starts slowly. I develop some queasiness, turning into nausea. Feels good to lie down and let go, but the uneasiness remains. Just beginning to break through in 2 hours. But the occasional sense of relief, the breaking into the open, were transient as new sources of discomfort were always being dredged up. Then for some reason I chose to dance. Letting go to dancing, a marvelous ecstatic experience, flowing with and being the energy, body feeling completely free. Noticing how this letting go got one completely out of the feeling of unease, as though attention simply needs to be put elsewhere. Comedown was very slow, gentle, euphoric; a very signicant experience. Sleep that night was impossible, but felt good to simply release to the feelings. Keeping mind still, no thinking, just allowing feelings to go where they wished, became more and more ecstatic. Tremendous feeling of confidence in life and the life process. Complete sense of resolution.”

    Dose Information dose.wiki TripSit

    ROA Light Common Strong Heavy
    Oral 40-50mg 50-60mg 60-80mg 80mg+
    Light Common Strong Heavy
    Sources

    Oral

    Dose ladder — dose.wiki, TripSit

    Onset, Duration & After-effects TripSit

    ROA Onset Peak After Effects Total
    Oral 1-3 hrs 10-20 hrs 1-12 hrs 10-20 hrs

    Effect Profile

    3 reports

    Scores (0–10) curated from multiple sources:

    • Effect keyword matching from PsychonautWiki catalog
    • Weighted by importance: core (×3), major (×2), minor (×1)

    Full methodology

    Psychedelic 3.1
    Light+ 3/10

    Mild visuals with low body load and headspace

    Visual Intensity ×3
    4
    color enhancement brightened colour visual distortions
    Headspace Depth ×3
    2
    confusion time distortion
    Auditory Effects ×1
    0
    ⚠ Body Load / Somatic Effects ×1
    3
    muscle tension increased heart rate

    Tolerance

    Build-up develops rapidly after a single use
    Reset 7–14 days for baseline

    Tolerance Decay

    Full tolerance 1h Half tolerance 10d Baseline ~14d

    Effects Erowid

    Aggregated from 3 single-substance Erowid experience reports; 1 Erowid reports where another drug was taken too are left out

    Each bar shows the share of analyzed reports whose text mentions that effect — a mention is not always a first-hand experience (fear of an effect or something witnessed can count). Mentions saying the effect did not happen are left out; that check reads keywords, so it can miss some. The shaded band on a bar, and the small range after its number, is the 95% interval: where the share could plausibly be with other reports of the same kind. Fewer reports, wider band. Tap or hover any number for details. The second value is the Bluelight extractor's per-effect confidence; a dash means the row is Erowid-derived, which has no confidence measurement.

    Too few reports for bars: these effects come from 3 single-substance Erowid reports, and a bar is drawn only from 20 reports or more. With fewer, a percentage cannot tell a common effect from a rare one. Counts are shown instead. Why 20?

    Positive Effects 2

    3 of 3 –
    3 of 3 –

    Adverse Effects 0

    Combinations TripSit

    Cross-Check Isoproscaline with another substance

    Community Trip Reports

    Anecdotal first-person accounts from Reddit, Erowid, Bluelight, and Dose.wiki. Click a source to expand. Reports are harm-reduction context, not medical guidance. Tags summarise each author's own verdict — how reports are classified.

    Erowid 4 reports 1 positive 1 neutral 2 cautionary visit
    First Beautiful Foray positive exp #115433

    First Beautiful Foray with Isoproscaline Substance: Isoproscaline, 45mg (weighed out) Set & Setting: My condominium on a Saturday evening. Feeling generally positive and good.

    john iv · 22.5 mg insufflated / 22.5 mg oral / smoked
    A Self-Report: Subjective Psychedelic Experiences cautionary exp #119417

    1. Subject Information 1.1 Usage Details Substance: Isoproscaline Date of use: 2025/9/26 Dose: ~80 mg Purity: 97% (HPLC) Route of administration: Mostly oral, with a smaller portion taken intranasally 1.2 User Information Age: 22 Sex (Assigned at Birth): Male Height: 176 cm Weight: 49 kg Background / medical history: H...

    Akiyama RIN · 4 mg oral / 30 mg insufflated / 50 mg insufflated
    Long Acting, Stimulating cautionary exp #117167

    First Trial With Isoproscaline Isoproscaline*HCl Β– 4-isopropoxy-3,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine hydrochloride Dosage: 80 mg Set: starting at a train station on the way home, then at home, mostly in front of computer, listening to music. Setting: currently difficult situation in life. Earlier, some conflict with my dad.

    amberdream · 80 mg oral
    A Completely Fascinating Phenethylamine neutral exp #115869

    More than 20 years ago perusing the second section of Shulgin's PIHKAL my eyes fell on #92; beguiled by the two glowing accounts furnished by way of illustrating the 'color and complexity of IP" and above all by Sasha's declaration that it has "proven to be a completely fascinating phenethylamine" a mild, if enduring o...

    Zona

    PiHKAL / TiHKAL Shulgin

    PiHKAL #92: IP

    “Starts slowly. I develop some queasiness, turning into nausea. Feels good to lie down and let go, but the uneasiness remains. Just beginning to break through in 2 hours. But the occasional sense of relief, the breaking into the open, were transient as new sources of discomfort were always being dredged up. Then for some reason I chose to dance. Letting go to dancing, a marvelous ecstatic experience, flowing with and being the energy, body feeling completely free. Noticing how this letting go got one completely out of the feeling of unease, as though attention simply needs to be put elsewhere. Comedown was very slow, gentle, euphoric; a very signicant experience. Sleep that night was impossible, but felt good to simply release to the feelings. Keeping mind still, no thinking, just allowing feelings to go where they wished, became more and more ecstatic. Tremendous feeling of confidence in life and the life process. Complete sense of resolution.”

    β€” Alexander Shulgin, PiHKAL (with 75 mg)
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    The PsychonautWiki Journal logging app doesn't include every substance. To track Isoproscaline there, start adding an ingestion, search for the name, and choose to add it as a custom substance. Paste these values:

    ⬇ Download import file Import this file as custom substances and you get "Isoproscaline (Substance Search)" with every route's full dose ladder and timeline, no typing. Works on iOS and Android (v15+); the format is confirmed by the app's developer. The manual values below work for older versions.
    Name
    Isoproscaline
    Unit
    mg
    Description
    Isoproscaline
    Source: SubstanceSearch (substancesearch.com)
    
    Oral dose (mg): threshold 30 Β· light 40-50 Β· common 50-60 Β· strong 60-80 Β· heavy 80+
    
    Oral duration: onset 1-3h Β· peak 10-20h Β· total 10-20h Β· after-effects 1-12h
    
    Note: ranges are harm-reduction guidance, not a prescription. Start low, go slow, and test your substances.

    Tip: for quicker logging you can also add a Custom Unit in the app, e.g. common dose ~ 55 mg (Oral).

    The app keeps custom substances simple, so the full dose ranges live in the description text above. Ranges are harm-reduction guidance, not a prescription.