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Vitamin P is code or slang for Propylhexedrine. It is found in freebase oil form and in a variety of salt forms where it can be dissolved in water, juice, or soda and drank. Do not inject it. But you can mix in water and chug it, snort it, smoke it, or put it in a capsule. Capsule and dissolving in water or soda are the best forms to take it. It comes in powder or crystals. Propylhexedrine forms are: Propylhexedrine (freebase), Propylhexedrine Acetate (salt), Propylhexedrine HCl (salt), Propylhexedrine Citrate (salt), and more. Propylhexedrine HCl is synthesized from Cyclohexyl-2-Propanone and Methylamine freebase in ethanol, hydrogen oxide (water), and carbonic acid, and either methylammonium formate, methylammonium Carbonate, Ammonium Formate, Ammonium Carbonate, or Formic acid. Excess Methylamine freebase can be used. Potassium Formate can be used too. For reductive amination, you add Aluminum Galinstan Amalgam and Palladium on Carbon Catalyst. The carbon dioxide produced will provide the inert atmosphere. The Ammonium Formate will produce ammonia, hydrogen, and Carbon Dioxide. The Aluminum Galinstan will make Hydrogen from the water and the Palladium on Carbon will catalyse reductive amination. The Propylhexedrine freebase produced can be filtered and dried with Magnesium Sulfate and filtered again and bubble HCl gas through it to get Vitamin P (Propylhexedrine HCl).
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