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ADONA
ADONA, also known as 1,3-Dimethylbutylamine or dimethylpentylamine, is a stimulant structurally related to methylhexanamine (DMAA). It is sometimes used in dietary supplements for purported energy and performance enhancement. Not approved by the FDA as a food additive or dietary ingredient, ADONA's safety profile is not well established. It has potential stimulant effects but lacks extensive peer-reviewed safety data.
Tracked contaminantUpdated Feb 6, 2026
Health score-3.0
-5Poor5
Water guidelines
- Legal limit
- Not specified
- Health guideline
- Not specified
Food and supplement guidelines
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- Not specified
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Risks
Cardiovascular effects, increased heart rate, blood pressure elevation, potential toxicity, lack of regulatory approval, possible stimulant-related adverse events
Benefits
Potential stimulant and energy enhancement (anecdotal, not well-established)