Whats this chemicals legal status?

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Rodart Cockburn

New Member

Mar 25, 2011

• #1

I am looking at prodine, its an opioid more potent than morphine and doesn't seem to be scheduled.

Whats the deal?

Peace

 

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Haddaway

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2011

• #2

The respiratory depression is not worth it.. I talk from the experience of a friend..

 

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Rodart Cockburn

New Member

Mar 25, 2011

• #3

Sorry to hear that hommie. I guess that may be why I can't find nearly anything on it, not to many find it worthy of exploration.

Thanks for the heads up.

Peace

 

CreepyStevie69

Well-Known Member

Mar 25, 2011

• #4

Just in case my general rule of thumb. Is it scheduled? If so what number. If not are the parent drugs scheduled? If so what number. Anything schedule 3 and above (4,5...) you're good if you're smart

 

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Rodart Cockburn

New Member

Mar 25, 2011

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Well I think 'allylprodine' is schedule one. But I don't think prodine is scheduled.

Regardless it seems less intriguing than I imagined.

peace

 

CreepyStevie69

Well-Known Member

Mar 26, 2011

• #6

Either way for future reference. Analouges act apply to drugs in schedule I and ii. All other shit is more or less grey area

 

ANC

Well-Known Member

Mar 26, 2011

• #7

there are many opiods not suitable for human consumtion, some 1000 times more potent than the shit we use, it is handy though when you need to tranquilise elephants etc...