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The circumstances surrounding MXiPr's origins are not known. It first appeared on the online research chemical market in late 2020<ref>MXiPr - Explore - Google Trends | https://www.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=MXiPr</ref> and was specifically marketed as a legal substitute for [[MXE]] or [[ketamine]]. The initial batch reportedly smelled like plastic and was suspected of containing impurities. The second batch contained a distinctly different smell of "pokemon cards".

Its [[~~Subjective~~ effects]] are comparable to that of [[ketamine]] and [[MXE]] and include [[sedation]], [[motor control loss]], [[pain relief]], [[internal hallucinations]], [[conceptual thinking]], [[euphoria]], and [[disconnective effects|dissociation]]. Its subjective effects are described as mostly similar to [[O-PCE]] or MXE, but being more unpredictable and euphoric which makes it further away from ketamine effects-wise. It is presumed to be a strong serotonin reuptake inhibitor like MXE.

Its [[subjective effects]] are comparable to that of [[ketamine]] and [[MXE]] and include [[sedation]], [[motor control loss]], [[pain relief]], [[internal hallucinations]], [[conceptual thinking]], [[euphoria]], and [[disconnective effects|dissociation]]. Its subjective effects are described as mostly similar to [[O-PCE]] or MXE, but being more unpredictable and euphoric which makes it further away from ketamine effects-wise. It is presumed to be a strong serotonin reuptake inhibitor like MXE.

Very little data exists about the pharmacological properties, metabolism, and toxicity of MXiPr, and it has a very brief history of human usage. Given the reports of impure batches, it is advised to purify this substance (please see [[MXiPr#Toxicity and harm potential|this section]] and send it into a chemical testing service before use.

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 The circumstances surrounding MXiPr's origins are not known. It first appeared on the online research chemical market in late 2020<ref>MXiPr - Explore - Google Trends | https://www.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=MXiPr</ref> and was specifically marketed as a legal substitute for [[MXE]] or [[ketamine]]. The initial batch reportedly smelled like plastic and was suspected of containing impurities. The second batch contained a distinctly different smell of "pokemon cards".
-Its [[Subjective effects]] are comparable to that of [[ketamine]] and [[MXE]] and include [[sedation]], [[motor control loss]], [[pain relief]], [[internal hallucinations]], [[conceptual thinking]], [[euphoria]], and [[disconnective effects|dissociation]]. Its subjective effects are described as mostly similar to [[O-PCE]] or MXE, but being more unpredictable and euphoric which makes it further away from ketamine effects-wise. It is presumed to be a strong serotonin reuptake inhibitor like MXE.
+Its [[subjective effects]] are comparable to that of [[ketamine]] and [[MXE]] and include [[sedation]], [[motor control loss]], [[pain relief]], [[internal hallucinations]], [[conceptual thinking]], [[euphoria]], and [[disconnective effects|dissociation]]. Its subjective effects are described as mostly similar to [[O-PCE]] or MXE, but being more unpredictable and euphoric which makes it further away from ketamine effects-wise. It is presumed to be a strong serotonin reuptake inhibitor like MXE.
 Very little data exists about the pharmacological properties, metabolism, and toxicity of MXiPr, and it has a very brief history of human usage. Given the reports of impure batches, it is advised to purify this substance (please see [[MXiPr#Toxicity and harm potential|this section]] and send it into a chemical testing service before use.