[Captain Howdy]

Hi. I hope this question is not against forum rules as it concerns drugs, but not producing. (I have tried to contact the moderator prior to posting but being a new member, I am not allowed to send the private messages yet.)

Can anyone tell me please if 5-meo-mipt (5-​methoxy-​N-​methyl-​N-​(1-​methylethyl)-​1H-​Indole-​3-​ethanamine, C₁₅H₂₂N₁₅O) is an isomer or a salt of any one of these chemicals:

* DET (Diethyltryptamine, C₁₄H₂₀N₂)
* DMT (Dimethyltryptamine, C₁₂H₁₆N₂)
* Etryptamine (alfa-Ethyltryptamine, C₁₂H₁₆N₂).

I am not a chemist but I did my homework and if I understand correctly, 5-meo-mipt is not an isomer of any of these three chemicals, as its formula and moll.mass is different.

But is it a salt of any of them please?

[Borek]

It is definitely not an isomer for the reasons you have stated - its formula is different.

You also asked about salts - and no, I would not classify them as salts either.

They definitely share part of the carbon-nitrogen skeleton, so this way or another they could be classified as similar, or even homologues or analogues - I am not sure if these are defined precisely enough, someone correct me if I am wrong.