As I stated, I don't want people to take my word for law. With what I read, MXE is still not a danger to carry around, that's why I wrote what I wrote. I'm no lawyer or law enforcer tho, I'm just trying to help clear things.

We don't have an analogue act here. Ketamine was added to the sched 1 in 05 (if I'm not mistaking), before that it was a grey area and people were charged with actual possession of PCP, not even charges of analogues (or so I heard). As for MXE being an analogue, while it does have a similar structure, it is a drug of it's own. It's actually "legal" in the US as of now, not even controlled under the Analogue substance act. I'm no expert tho, so don't take my word for law (for your own safety).

[ www.erowid.org ]

Quelqu'un l'a essayé une fois et, ce que je peux dire, c'est que, du moins de ce que cette personne a vécu, c'est un peu plus potent que la ketamine, que l'effet d'empathy est poussé beaucoup plus et que la dissociation physique est un peu moindre. Elle a consommé sur un come-up de LSD et ses méninges ont travaillé fort (elle a réfléchis beaucoup à plein de trucs, ça a stimulé son "train de pensées").

Tu peux lire le "trip report" d'une gars sur Reddit aussi :

[ www.reddit.com ]

Si tu décides d'en consommer, décide d'une quantité précise à l'avance et n'en garde pas plus sur toi. La tentation pour le "compulsive redosing" est énorme.

Have fun, be safe! :)

Ps : ("SWIM", jamais trop prudent)

Edit : Here's the actual lines from the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act

"Phencyclidine (1-(1-phenylcyclohexyl)piperidine), its salts, derivatives and analogues and salts of derivatives and analogues, including:

(1) Ketamine (2-(2-chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexanone)"

MXE is not listed and Ketamine was added in 2005. Again, according to what I read, MXE does not fall as a derivate or analogue.