Interesting review of what is known about the Novel Psychoactive Substances flooding the market:
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Pharmacology of Novel Psychoactive Substances
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blue_velvet
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That's a hell of a resource.
This is a sad (considering the casualties), but necessary part of the anti-prohibitionist struggle. It's getting absurd and legislation can't keep up. Some countries have laws addressing analogs, but it must be expensive to have experts analyze hundreds of little-known substances and testify in court. Afaik, the U.S. government rarely uses the Analog Act; it seems to exist as more of a scarecrow than anything, and analogs of C-III, C-IV, and C-V substances (e.g. etizolam) are completely unregulated (again, this is just U.S. law).
Matthias E. Liechti said:
This is a sad (considering the casualties), but necessary part of the anti-prohibitionist struggle. It's getting absurd and legislation can't keep up. Some countries have laws addressing analogs, but it must be expensive to have experts analyze hundreds of little-known substances and testify in court. Afaik, the U.S. government rarely uses the Analog Act; it seems to exist as more of a scarecrow than anything, and analogs of C-III, C-IV, and C-V substances (e.g. etizolam) are completely unregulated (again, this is just U.S. law).
I 2nd that, quite informative. :thumb_up:
entheogenic-gnosis
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Thank you for the information, novel psychoactive substances are a key interest of mine, and I try to accumulate as much quality information on the topic as possible.
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