In this study, 3,5-diamino-1,2,4-triazole (35DT) was deposited on the gold electrode (Au) to fabricate a new sensor and used for the determination of ephinephrine (EP). Comparing with the bare Au and modified electrode (35DT-Au), the 35DT-Au modified electrode has higher catalytic activities towards the oxidation of EP. Figure A shows that electrode modification process. Figure A. CVs of 1mM 35DT on the bare Au electrode (10 cycle) Purpose: The aim of this study to develop a new and applicable modified electrode in real samples such as drugs used for the determination of EP. Theory and Methods: Epinephrine (EP) is found in biological body fluids. If strong emotions such as fear or anger are felt, EP is released into the bloodstream and causes an increase in heart rate, blood pressure and sugar. Many physiological events are associated with EP levels in body fluid. Therefore, determination of EP concentration in pharmaceutical samples and various biological fluids is important for pharmacological research. The electrochemical behavior of EP on the 35DT-Au surface was investigated using the DPV and CV techniques and optimum conditions was determined. Results: The accuracy and precision studies for EP determination in the drug sample were expressed in values of RSD% and bias%, respectively. The bias% values for the determination of drug samples containing 5 ÎŒM and 15 ÎŒM EP were 0.4% and-4.07%, respectively; BSS% values were calculated as 0.4% and 2.72%, respectively. Conclusion: In this study, a gold electrode modified with 3,5-diamino-1,2,4-triazole was used for EP determination. It is important to develop methods for the determination of EP, since the concentration of EP in the body fluid is lower or higher than the normal level, leading to various diseases. The modified electrode showed a wide linear working range compared to the modified electrodes prepared by alternative methods in the literature. Furthermore, the preparation of this sensor is simple and fast. The proposed sensor (35DT-Au) provided accuracy, selectivity, short measuring time, ease of preparation, good accuracy and good analytical performance. This modified electrode preparation process is a simple and fast process, does not require any pretreatment, and shows satisfactory stability and reproducibility, provides a good alternative to current studies in the literature. In addition, the EP electrode was successfully applied with the modified electrode.