1,3-Dimethylpentylamine hydrochloride S k y p e: sales05_267
Other name:1,3-Dimethylpentylamine hydrochloride;1,3-Dimethylpentylamine HCL;13803-74-2;4-Methyl-2-hexanamine hydrochloride
Appearance: White crystalline powder
Smell: Smellless
Ash: <0.5%
Loss on drying: <0.5%
Melting Range: 120-130?°C
Heavy metals : <10ppm
Arsenic: <1ppm
Cadmium: <1ppm
Lead: <1ppm


More investigation uncovered that the compound came from natural sources and was given the name gerananmine at that time to demonstrate the substance’s amine categorization and natural origin. A lot of compounds like this have a colloquial name at the start and are categorized into the IUPAC naming system later when the structure of it is uncovered completely. In this case, both Dimethylpentylamine and geranamine are considered suitable names for this substance.

Dimethylpentylamine was first used in nasal decongestants and nutritional supplements, but before any of that, there was research already conducted during the 1940s and ’50s that implied the compound could be suitable to use in such things. The compound’s patent was submitted for and approved of in 1944 so that it could be used for nutritional reasons. Since then, Dimethylpentylamine has become a famous substance that is used for such a purpose. It wasn’t co-opted for being used in nasal decongestants for many years, when it was found that Dimethylpentylamine has smaller side effects on peoples’ blood vessel construction.

Applications:

Dimethylpentylamine has been recently used in energy supplements for weight loss and bodybuilding, as well as for substances that are amphetamine-like. More notably, Dimethylpentylamine was used in AMP2 and AMP energy supplements, of which are considered by their developer as having low side effects in comparison to ephedrine. See how Phentramin-D uses a different kind of Hydrochloride in its weight loss arsenal to help you lose the weigtht and keep it off.

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