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 ==Examples==
-Putative members of this class include [[2C-B]], [[2C-I]](at 2-14mg), [[MDMA]], [[3,4-Methylenedioxyamphetamine|MDA]], [[Methylenedioxyethylamphetamine|MDEA]], [[MBDB]] and [[6-APB]] among others. The [[chemical structure]] of many entactogens contains a [[substituted amphetamine]] core, and most belong to the [[phenethylamine]] class of psychoactive drugs, although several (AET and [[alpha-methyltryptamine|AMT]]) are [[tryptamine]]s. When referring to MDMA and its counterparts, the term '[[MDxx]]' is often used with the exception of [[MDPV]]. Entactogens are sometimes incorrectly referred to as major [[hallucinogens]] or [[stimulant]]s, which is untrue although their effects are often somewhat similar.{{citation needed|date=December 2013}}
+The chemicals below have a varying degree of entactogenic effects. Some of the chemicals have a minimal entactogenic effect while others may have a strong entactogenic effect. These substances possess other effects including [[Stimulants|stimulant]] effects and [[Psychedelics|psychedelic]] effects.
+*[[4-FA]]
+*[[4-MTA]]
+*[[5-APB]]
+*[[5-APDB]]
+*[[5-MeO-DiPT]]
+*[[5-MeO-MiPT]]
+*[[6-APB]]
+*[[6-APDB]]
+*[[AMT]]
+*[[AET]]
+*[[bk-MBDB]]
+*[[5-APDI]]
+*[[MDAI]]
+*[[MBDB]]
+*[[MDA]]
+*[[MDEA]]
+*[[MDMA]]
+*[[Mephedrone]]
+*[[Methylone]]
+*[[MMA]]
 ==See Also==