What is Pink Star made of?

Pink Star, also known as ‘the Borax combination,’ is a mix of various substances that together provide an effect similar to MDMA, but possibly less neurotoxic. Pink Star is popular among festival-goers and nightlife crowds and consists of:

5-MAPB (70 mg): This substance is a Benzofuran, and contributes to the Pink Star effects through its elevated mood and empathy.
2-FMA (20 mg): 2FMA is a fluorinated compound, and it enhances the Pink Star combination through its increased energy and alertness.
5-MeO-MiPT (2 mg): This is a psychedelic tryptamine that subtly induces altered perception and consciousness.

The origin of Pink Star and the Borax combo
Pink Star has a very special origin. The mix was actually conceived by a Redditor, who introduced the world to this unique alternative to MDMA in 2014. Pink Star quickly became known as the ‘Borax combination,’ named after the Reddit alias of the original creator. The three substances that together form Pink Star are all unregulated, which is why Pink Star is still praised today as the first legal product that actually comes close to the magic that MDMA offers.

What does Pink Star do to you?
As described, Pink Star should provide an experience comparable to that of MDMA or ecstasy. Researchers also report the following effects:

Elevated mood and euphoria, researchers often experience an improved state of mind and feelings of happiness.
Increased energy and alertness, the stimulant components can lead to more energy and heightened awareness.
Empathy and social connectedness, similar to MDMA, can promote feelings of connection and openness towards others with Pink Star.
Mild visual hallucinations, some users report subtle visual changes, such as moving objects or rainbow colors around texts.