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2CB and 2CT-7

2CB and 2-CT-7 tablets
Aka: 7-Up, Seventh-heaven, T-7, Tripstacy.

The Drug

The Effects

The Risks

The Law

The Drug
Overview Appearance Use
Overview

What are 2CB and 2CT-7? 2CB and 2CT-7 have effects somewhere between ecstasy and LSD. As hallucinogens they induce a state in which you see objects and reality in a distorted way and may cause hallucinations (seeing and hearing things that aren’t there). As stimulants they can make you feel awake and alert and may cause changes in your emotions. They're not widely available in the UK but have been reported in a number of

European countries. Both of these drugs are relatively new to the market so currently there’s very little information about them.

Key effects and risks of 2CB and 2CT-7 include:

  • An energy buzz with possible feelings of alertness, of being alive and of being in tune with surroundings –like ecstasy, particularly when taken at lower doses.

Headaches and nausea; and at high doses – more serious confused, agitated or even delirious states.

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Appearance

2CB and 2CT-7 are sold as white powders or tiny 5mg pills.

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Use

Users tend to swallow several pills at a time, or snort them. Other ways of taking drugs, such as by smoking, appear to be less common. Prices vary from region to region but may be around £2-£5 for 2C-Bs £3 per pill for 2CT-7s.

The Effects

What are the effects of 2CB/2CT-7?

2CB and 2CT-7 have effects somewhere between ecstasy and LSD, these include:

  • An energy buzz with possible feelings of alertness, of being alive and of being in tune with surroundings –like ecstasy, particularly when taken at lower doses.
  • Users can feel really aware of colours, sounds and smells.
  • Both of the drugs can make you hallucinate.
  • The body feels hypersensitive and you may become sexually aroused.
  • The effects have been reported usually to last from two to four hours but sometimes for some hours longer.
  • The more you take, the more intense and uncontrollable the experience will be.
The Risks
What are the risks? Impurities Getting hooked
What are the risks?

What are the risks of 2CB/2CT-7?

2CB and 2CT-7 are not that common in Britain but we do know some of the possible risks:

  • They may cause headaches, nausea and vomiting.
  • Panic attacks and even an acute psychosis has been reported.
  • Evidence from other drugs like ecstasy and LSD suggest that regular use may leave people tired, low and anxious when they stop using these types of drugs regularly or at high doses.
  • It’s not yet known if they cause any long term damage but there has been one case reported of associated neurological damage and one case of a fatal overdose – associated with use of these types of drugs.

2CB and 2CT-7 and alcohol

Mixing 2CB and 2CT-7 with alcohol may have serious consequences – mixing any stimulant drugs and alcohol can substantially increase the risks.

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Impurities

Impurities

2CB and 2CT-7 are not that common in Britain so facts about purity are difficult to get hold of.

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Getting hooked

Can you get addicted to 2CB and 2CT-7?

2CB and 2CT-7 are both relatively new drugs to the market so currently there’s very little information about their addictiveness.

They are not the type of drugs on which people are likely to become physically dependent.

However, both tolerance and psychological dependence have been reported in stimulant drugs that act like 2CB and 2CT-7, for example ecstasy.

The Law

2CB & 2CT-7 and the law

2CB and 2CT-7 are both Class A drugs which means that it's illegal to have for yourself, give away or sell.

Possession can get you up to seven years in prison and/or an unlimited fine.

Supplying someone else, even your friends, can get you a life sentence a life sentence in jail and/or an unlimited fine.

What if you’re caught?

If the Police catch you with 2CB/2CT-7, they’ll always take some action. This could include a formal caution, arrest and prosecution.

  • A conviction for a drug-related offence could have a serious impact. It can stop you visiting certain countries – for example the United States – and limit the types of jobs you can apply for.

Did you know?

  • Like drinking and driving, driving while impaired by 2C-B and 2CT-7 is illegal –you can get a heavy fine, be disqualified from driving or even go to prison. 
  • Allowing other people to use 2C-B and 2CT-7  in your house or any other premises is illegal. If the police catch someone to use 2C-B and 2CT-7 in a club they can prosecute the landlord, club owner or person holding the party.

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