NEW PlantFoodPalace Site Launched!

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new websiteTop Research Chemical Vendor Plant Food Palace have launched a brand spanking new website and it is a vast improvement on their old one in terms of functionality at least. The new features include a Loyalty Points system in which users earn loyalty points for every order they make which are then redeemable against future purchases. Other nifty features are an affiliate scheme which gives web-masters/blog owners the opportunity to earn commission every time they refer a customer to the website and they consequently make a purchase from the store. Also a live chat feature which gives customers the chance to converse with a member of the staff, and I hear they have a product analysis section coming soon. Also we have heard from sources that tracking numbers are also sent to the customer in the shipping email you receive (provided you paid for a tracked delivery option).

Overall we love the new website in terms of form and function and after experiencing a few bugs with the old site we’re glad they have ironed these out and the new website brings PFP into the forefront of the industry.

Eagerly awaiting 4-MeO-PCP…

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After the recent UK ban on MXE there has been a huge demand for a new chemical in the arylcyclohexylamine class to replace Methoxetamine. While the market has already seen a variety of new compounds crop up – 5-IT, Etaqualone etc, there is a distinct shortage of chemicals offering a similar area of research as the recently banned MXE. It seems however that the wait for a replacement is nearly over! Leading vendor plantfoodpalace have already got 4-MeO-PCP listed on their catalogue and a company insider revealed to us that the launch of this exciting new chemical is only weeks away!

4-MeO-PCP is a dissociative anesthetic compound with believed hallucinogenic and sedative effects in in-vivo experimentation. Its dissociative effects are comparable to ketamine, but has slightly different effects due to its altered binding profile at various targets, particularly being significantly more potent as an NMDA antagonist while having around the same potency as a dopamine reuptake inhibitor. 4-MeO-PCP is an analogue of 3-MeO-PCP which briefly appeared on some RC vendor websites although it’s high strength (5 times stronger than 4-MeO-PCP) led to vendors removing the product from the shelves due to fear of people abusing the chemical.

There are some websites already stocking 4-MeO-PCP although the quality is said to be poor. We will be waiting for PlantFoodPalace or Just For Research to stock the research chemical to ensure we get the genuine product and will give feedback on this exciting looking chem…4-meo-pcp

5-IT – About the latest chemical to hit the shops

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Leading “Plant Food” vendors have recently started stocking an exciting sounding new Research Chemical which goes by the name 5-IT. 5-IT is an indole derivative meaning It has a bicyclic structure, consisting of a six-membered benzene ring fused to a five-membered nitrogen-containing pyrrole ring.

First discovered by the chemist Alexander Shulgin, it was first introduced in his book TiHKAL. 5-(2-Aminopropyl)indole (5-IT) is said to be an area of study similar to 5-APB and MPA and as such is only permitted for use as a laboratory re-agent.

We recommend that any scientist wanting to purchase 5-IT powder should only purchase 5-IT from a legitimate supplier such as Plant Food Palace or Just For Research.

Legal Status: 5-IT is legal within the EU but is illegal in the US.

NRG-3. The mystery surrounding this astounding chemical.

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nrg3“The best Research Chemical since Mephedrone” This is what we overheard from one avid NRG-3 fan and we would be hard pushed to find a reason to disagree with that statement. The issue is the huge variation in quality between 1 vendor and the next. Due to the ambiguous nature of the chemical and the fact that the chemical formula remains a mystery outside of certain circles, there have been reports of some vendors passing off rogue chemicals as NRG-3. While these allegations remain unfounded we certainly have had many customers tell us that NRG-3 from Plant Food Palace is a cut above all the other NRG-3 out there.

We have many people ask us what the chemical formula for NRG-3 is, and while we would love to share the secret recipe with you guys we don’t want all those other pesky vendors copying our formula! It also gives keen scientists that extra challenge in working out just what NRG-3 is made up of.

Etizolam: The most popular Research Chemical around?

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Etizolam has come from nowhere to become arguably the most popular Research Chemical sold online. Compared to some of the other chemicals currently stocked, testing Etizolam is a lot less intense. It isn’t as difficult to analyse as something like Methoxetamine and isn’t as emphatic as something like MDAI but it has this lovely quality which means chemists enjoy testing it time and time again – whatever the day of the week! There are numerous places to buy Etizolam online but just ensure that your favourite supplier is supplying this stupendous chemical in the blister packed strips. There have been reports of some rather underwhelming hand-crafted pellets doing the rounds so if you’re planning on conducting research on this great chemical make sure you purchase from a trustworthy source like plant food palace. Check the image below for reference:

etizolam blister strips

Ethylphenidate. What a chemical!

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Just when people were starting to yearn for a fresh new chemical to spice up the Research Chemical industry this little beauty has turned up. Ethylphenidate, more affectionately known as just EP is a refreshing change to the other Chemicals currently flooding the market. While the name doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue – it will certainly leave chemists licking their lips and the thought of bringing this riveting new chemical back to their labs. Similar in lab environments to MPA and camfetamine but Ethylphenidate really offers something new. Ethylphenidate has already moved into one of the top Research Chemicals currently being purchased from the UK’s favourite stockist the Plant Food Palace and there is already a shortage in the UK just weeks after release. Currently being retailed at £20 a gram it has really captured scientists imagination. A great new way to bring in the new year. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come in 2012. It’s just what the industry needed after all the negative publicity and talk of an impending ban on all Research Chemicals seem premature.

So….what actually is Ethylphenidate?

Ethylphenidate (EP) has a chemical name of ethyl phenyl(piperidin-2-yl)acetate and is thought to be a psychostimulant related to methylphenidate. Wikipedia suggests that it is more selective to the dopamine transporter than methylphenidate, having approximately the same efficacy as the parent compound, but has significantly less activity on the norepinephrine transporter.  Certainly sounds like it will prove particularly exciting for chemistry students.