2-DPMP

AKA: D2PM, DESOXYPIPRADROL, DIPHENYLMETHYLPYRROLIDINE, IVORY WAVE, PURPLE WAVE, VANILLA SKY.

Overview:

2-DPMP is a powerful stimulant that has been found in the product ‘Ivory Wave’. It was taken as a ‘legal high’ and has amphetamine-like stimulant effects similar to speed. 2-DPMP effects can be both powerful and long-lasting, with effects that can last as long as 5-7 days – some users have had to go to hospital for help.

The related compounds D2PM and diphenylmethylpyrrolidine are also stimulants, with similar effects and risks to 2-DPMP.

  • Appearance

    2-DPMP is reported as white or off-white powder. When sold as a legal high, it cost from between £11 and £18 for between 200-500mg. It is likely that related compounds, such as D2PM and diphenylmethylpyrrolidine, will have a similar appearance and cost, but there is limited information at this time to confirm this.

  • Use

    How is 2-DPMP taken?

    2-DPMP and related compounds are usually snorted like cocaine or swallowed/’bombed’ in wraps of paper.

    Anecdotal information suggests that using 10mg or more of 2-DPMP should be considered as harmful in humans.

  • The Effects

    What are the effects of 2-DPMP and related compounds?

    There has been limited research of 2-DPMP, but the studies that have been carried out indicate that it is a very potent amphetamine-type stimulant. 2-DPMP is a long-lasting drug, capable of causing severe agitation, which can last for several days after a single dose.

    Taking 2-DPMP or related compounds can induce:

    • Feelings of euphoria, alertness, talkativeness and feelings of empathy.
    • Chest pains, anxiety, insomnia, severe agitation, hallucinations and paranoia.
  • The Risks

    What are the risks of 2-DPMP and related compounds?

    Taking any drug involve risks. As well as damaging your health, you can damage the relationships you have with your family, friends, school or employer; and so can damage your lifestyle.

    Here’s what else 2-DPMP and the related compounds could do to you:

    • It can cause mood swings and feelings of anxiety, aggression and paranoia.
    • It can be toxic to the brain, causing overstimulation of the nervous system, with agitation and hallucinations, or causing fits.
    • It can cause overstimulation of the heart; and there are reports of altered blood pressure.
    • Potentially dangerous rises in body temperature have been noted and there may be a risk of kidney failure.
    • You could end up in hospital or worse. As of October 2011, 3 deaths had been linked to the use of 2-DPMP.

    2-DPMP and alcohol

    Mixing 2-DPMP or related compounds with alcohol can have serious consequences – the effects interact and you may be less in control of yourself and the situation, making things much riskier.

  • Impurities

    When you buy 2-DPMP or related compounds, you can never be sure that it hasn’t been cut with something else.

  • Getting Hooked

    Can you get addicted to 2-DPMP or the related compounds?

    There is little direct information about 2-DPMP and related compounds. But as it is similar to amphetamines, it is very likely that regular use can become compulsive and can create a state of psychological and physical dependence.

  • The Law

    2-DPMP, related compounds and the law

    • 2-DPMP and related compounds D2PM and diphenylmethylpyrrolidine are now Class B drugs which means that they are illegal to have for yourself, give away or sell.
    • Possession of a Class B drug can get you up to five years in prison and/or an unlimited fine.
    • Supplying someone else, even your friends, can get you 14 years in jail and/or an unlimited fine.

    Did you know?

    • A conviction for a drug-related offence could have a serious impact. It can stop you visiting certain countries – for example the United States – and limit the types of jobs you can apply for.
    • Like drinking and driving, driving while impaired due to using 2-DPMP is illegal – and you can get a heavy fine, be disqualified from driving or even go to prison.

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