So as you guys probably know, for every Carbamate Sedative, there is a respective Alcohol. A simple example would be emylcamate and 3-Methyl-3-Pentanol, both are sedatives - emylcamate is (allegedly) very similar to meprobamate, I even had the luck to talk to a guy who already tried it before. Now this List is gigantic, Ethinamate is an example where the respective alcohol has seemingly been sold online before.

If we look at placidyl for example, its one of the cases where the alcohol is used, not the carbamate like its usually the case.

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However, what made me write this post is 2-Methyl-2-Propyl-1,3 Propanediol (The Alcohol thats used in making meprobamate, aka the respective miltown alcohol). I have the option of buying it, and while I first was afraid of the alcohols having some weird side effects, it seems like they are generally just a lot like their carbamate counterparts but with shorter onset and less duration.

Since 2M2Bs Carbamate allegedly is very very similar to 2M2B I think that this one might be THE next big sedative out there (on the RC Market in particular, with benzos being banned here and there vendors have to resort to either alcohols, carbamates or barbiturates which is a development currently seen in benzo banning countries) I have a question.

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Will 2-Methyl-2-Propyl-1,3-Propanediol be like Meprobamate or not ? I know that this question is impossible to answer for almost everybody, but since I've met the craziest people on reddit before and I know that this subreddit is full of mad people like myself I thought why not ask.

I figured that since seemingly nobody who tried these alcohols seems to report vastly different effects from the more classic carbamate medicinal sedatives its probably going to be very similar if not exactly alike, however I've yet to see anybody who tried both the Alcohol and Carbamate version of a single particular Drug.

Help and Tips are highly sought after.

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Oh and also please dont ask me about the source for the alcohol, if you want to you can definitely find it and you know the rules.

And another thing I wanted to add its that the potential of these things is just gigantic. There are so many things in these categories, its near impossible to ban them all without a UK-like law. The only real problem is that they are much much more prone to killing people than benzos especially if sold as RCs but since they are usually way way less potent than the benzos I think that that'll balance itself.