ECPLA L-Tartrate (Pure) – High Quality Lysergamide for Advanced Research

Product name: ECPLA L-tartrate (Pure)
Full name: 1-propionyl-6-ethyl-lysergic acid diethylamide L-tartrate salt
Chemical Class: Lysergamide, serotonergic agonist
Chemical Formula (base): C22H27N3O2
Molecular Mass (base): 365.47 g/mol
Form: Pure crystalline powder (tartrate salt form)
Purity: ≥ 99% (analyzed by HPLC & NMR)
Usage: For analytical and scientific research purposes only

Description

ECPLA (6-Ethyl-1-propionyl-LSD) is a structural analog of LSD and a member of the lysergamide family. Unlike LSD, ECPLA possesses an ethyl group at the 6th position of the lysergamide ring and a propionyl group on the indole nitrogen, which results in subtle differences in pharmacokinetics and receptor activity.

The substance is bound to L-tartaric acid (L-tartrate) for improved stability and accurate dosing, making it ideally suited for use in analytical and pharmacological laboratory environments.

Applications in Scientific Research

🔬 5-HT2A receptor studies and serotonergic interaction analysis
🔬 Comparative study with LSD, ALD-52, 1P-LSD and other lysergamides
🔬 Structure-activity relationship studies (SAR) within lysergamide analogues
🔬 In vitro neuropharmacological studies and binding assays
🔬 LC-MS/GC-MS reference & calibration material

Benefits for Research Use

✅ Pure L-tartrate salt – Accurate dosing and increased stability
✅ High biological relevance – Similar action to classical lysergamides
✅ Long shelf life with correct storage
✅ Consistent batch quality for reliable results

Possible Disadvantages and Limitations

⚠️ Little clinical data available – Only experimentally tested
⚠️ Very potent – Small amounts can cause strong reactions in models
⚠️ Sensitive to light and oxygen – Requires careful storage
⚠️ Legal status unknown or grey area in some countries

Use & Storage (Laboratory Environments Only)

• Recommended solution: Soluble in ethanol, acetonitrile or DMSO
• Usual laboratory concentration: 10–50 µg/ml for in vitro assays
• Storage condition: Store in an airtight, dark and cool place (preferably 2–8°C)
• Handling advice: Use only in controlled and ventilated examination areas, with appropriate PPE

Laboratory Analysis – Batch Data

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

❓ What is the difference between ECPLA and LSD?

➡️ ECPLA contains an ethyl substituent on the lysergamide ring, resulting in slightly different pharmacodynamics. In animal models, the effect appears to be slightly less intense but long-lasting and complex.

❓ Is ECPLA legal in the Netherlands or Belgium?

➡️ ECPLA is currently not specifically regulated under the Opium Act, but intended for research use only. Always check your local laws.

❓ How should ECPLA L-tartrate be stored?

➡️ Dark, dry, and airtight at 2–8°C. For longer storage, freezer storage (< -18°C) can extend stability.

❓ Can ECPLA be used for human consumption?

🚫 Absolutely not. This product is intended for laboratory research use only and is not approved for medical or recreational use.

❓ Is this suitable for LC-MS standardization?

➡️ Yes, thanks to its high purity and stability, ECPLA L-tartrate is suitable as a reference for spectrometry or chromatography applications.

Warning

🚫 Not intended for consumption, therapy or recreational use. For professional research in controlled laboratory conditions only.