Not likely : Oral phenethylamine is virtually inactive -- gone within 5-10 minutes due to first-pass MAO inactivation. Also, drug tests are extremely sophisticated, and any questionable results would be confirmed by additional testing. I don't know of the other compound you mentioned, and it does not appear in any of my research either.
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Yes: Skrinska, victor a, gock, susan b. "measurement of 3, 4-mdma and related amines in diagnostic and forensic laboratories." clinical laboratory science 2005 spring;18(2):119-23. University of alabama at birmingham, department of diagnostic and therapeutic sciences, 1530 3rd ave s, birmingham, al 35294-212, usa. Skrinska@uab.Edu pmid: 15916245.
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