Used primarily as a research chemical in neuroscience and pharmacology studies, particularly for investigating structure-activity relationships in amine neurotransmitter systems. Its cyclopropane ring and substituted phenyl group make it a valuable scaffold for developing analogs targeting monoamine transporters and receptors. It has been explored in the context of psychoactive substance research due to structural similarities to known stimulants, aiding in understanding metabolic stability and blood-brain barrier penetration. Also employed in forensic analysis to identify and differentiate novel psychoactive substances. Not intended for human use and strictly for laboratory research purposes.