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Vitamin P is code for Propylhexedrine. Propylhexedrine is used as a cognitive enhancer, nasal decongestant, and anti-ADHD treatment. Propylhexedrine comes in many forms, such as freebase oil and salt forms. Freebase Propylhexedrine, Propylhexedrine HCl, Propylhexedrine Acetate, Propylhexedrine Citrate, Propylhexedrine Carbonate, and more. Vitamin P (Propylhexedrine Acetate or Propylhexedrine HCl) is used in doses of 60mg to 250mg for cognitive enhancement and for boosting memory and focus. Vitamin P is used in colleges, laboratories, and more. Propylhexedrine HCl is synthesized starting from Cyclohexyl Bromide and Acetone via Acetone enolate formed from sodium ethoxide to form Cyclohexyl-2-Propanone. Cyclohexyl-2-Propanone is then condensed with freebase Methylamine and forms Cyclohexyl-2-Propanone Methylimine intermediate. The solvents are carbonic acid, Formic acid, ethanol, and hydrogen oxide (H2O, Water). The formed CO2 provides an inert atmosphere in the round bottom flask. This is then reduced via reductive amination with Aluminum Galinstan Amalgam and Palladium on Carbon Catalyst to Propylhexedrine freebase. Then it's filtered through zeolite, Galinstan Palladium Amalgam is collected to be reused, and the filtrate is Propylhexedrine freebase in ethanol which is then dried with Magnesium Sulfate and filtered again. Then HCl gas is bubbled through it to form a Propylhexedrine HCl salt.
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