Short and long term effects of 2CB

2C-B — What you should know

What is 2C-B?

2C-B is a synthetic psychedelic stimulant from the phenethylamine family.
It affects serotonin receptors in the brain altering mood, perception, and thought. It also brings euphoria, energy, and empathy.
People often feel more alert, buzzed, and emotionally open.
Colours and sounds can feel different or more intense.

The effects last 2 to 6 hours.
It depends on the dose, method, and personal tolerance.

Short-term effects include dilated pupils and a faster heartbeat.
Some people feel sick or anxious.
Visual distortions and hallucinations can happen.
Mood changes are common... from joy to confusion or panic.
In rare cases, 2C-B can trigger psychosis.

There’s limited research on long-term use.
Frequent use may affect mental health and worsen existing issues.

Mixing 2C-B with antidepressants, stimulants, or other psychedelics is risky.
It can cause serotonin syndrome, a dangerous reaction in the brain.

2C-B isn’t physically addictive, but it can become a habit.
People may chase the emotional or visual high.

It usually comes as a powder or pill.
Street names include Tussi, Toonies, Bromo, and Nexus.

If you’re using 2C-B or thinking about it, know the risks.
Stay informed, stay safe, and reach out if you need support.