It is a common enough claim that many skeptics have called N-iso the new meth boogeyman. In the ensuing years, some have claimed that the unpleasant effects of street meth in the US are a result of meth containing N-Isopropylbenzylamine (isopropylbenzylamine N-IPBA “N-iso”). Since around 2010, the DEA’s policies have resulted in most methamphetamine inside the United States coming from large manufacturers outside the US. When we started working in this field in the 1990s, the claim was that l-meth, solvents, and synthesis impurities were the culprits. dob on DrugsData | Meth and the N-Isopropylbenzylamine “N-Iso” Boogeymanįor over forty years, methamphetamine-using communities have been speculating why some batches of meth seem qualitatively different than others.earth on DrugsData | Meth and the N-Isopropylbenzylamine “N-Iso” Boogeyman.
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