Whenever we come across the term research chemicals, the adjectives that instantly come to our mind are hazardous, dangerous and harmful etc. It is natural for common man who is not professionally engaged with chemical science. The force strengthening this belief is that chemicals can harm anyone if handled improper way. The misuse of research chemicals may lead to many serious consequences which make be health oriented or legal. Camfetamine, Methiopropamine, Methoxetamine, 6-apb powder and Benzo Fury etc are commonly known and widely used research chemicals. Among these, Camfetamine and Methiopropamine (Class B chemical) are more in demand by the laboratories and industries.

Camfetamine is termed as N-methyl-3-phenyl-norbornan-2-amine. It is the analogue of in-famous Fencamfamine. At the moment, it is available only at leading online research chemicals stores. Many scientists are keen to use it to analyze it chemical and physical properties. Methiopropamine, also known as MPA, is thiophene-based analog of methamphetamine. It is chemically written as N-methyl-1-(thiophen-2-yl) propan-2-amine. It came into existence in 1942. It is almost similar to Methamphetamine. It became popular among the youngsters with the nick names of Whiz, Speed, Phet and Billy. Its sales in UK was allowed in December 2010. Just after its introduction, it gained popularity among the masses as recreational drug but very soon it was turned down because of its specific side effects as well as almost no interest of pharmaceutical industry.