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BZP

Original article by Erowid.org

Benzylpiperazine (BZP) is a piperazine and a CNS stimulant. It is one of the more commonly used piperazines, providing stimulant effects which people describe as noticeably different than those of amphetamines. It is not particularly popular because many people find that it has more side effects than amphetamines.

Dose
BZP is used orally at doses of between 70-150 mg. Effects last six to eight hours.

Terminology / slang
The substance: BZP; A2.
The experience: No common terms known.

- Article used with the permission of Erowid.org. Last modified April 2009.

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