Hustleman11
Greenlighter
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2020
- Messages
- 8
I am looking for something similar to cocaine any suggestions?
If you're in the UK you won't find any legal high similar to cocaine. Pretty much all psychoactive substances have been banned.Is the any legal chemical that’s easy to get your hands on similar? N-ethylhexedrone is a class B in UK
You wont find any legal RCs in the UK since the PSA. A lot of places in Europe still ship here but it's not legal so you run the risk of having it seized.Is the any legal chemical that’s easy to get your hands on similar? N-ethylhexedrone is a class B in UK
If you're in the UK you won't find any legal high similar to cocaine. Pretty much all psychoactive substances have been banned.
You wont find any legal RCs in the UK since the PSA. A lot of places in Europe still ship here but it's not legal so you run the risk of having it seized.
I've not got the time to reply properly at the moment, but a lot of that is either a misinterpretation or straight up false information.Not really. The blanked ban is quite misunderstood as it's portrait in a rather false way in most major media outlets.
If you look at said law it only states you can't sell, buy or import RCs designated for human consumption for getting high on it. Most European states already had similar legislation implemented before RCs were even a thing. It's call something like medication-regulations in other states. So you're only not allowed to sell substances falling under the blanket ban or import any if the are for human consumption in order to get high on said substance(s). Furthermore it only applies to psychoactive substances that work as downers or stimulants. Hallucinogens are exempt from these regulations completely.
So most things are not affected by this blanked ban as long as they're not advertised for human consumption or Class A or Class B substances.
Nevertheless most substances are not sold in the UK anymore.
That said police like to seize "mysterious" powders by default. You should be able to get them back, though. At least if you try. Most people don't even try, though.
EDIT: almost forgot what I wanted to contribute to the original topic. There was something sold in UK head-shops once in 2013, back when even Etizolam was completely unscheduled. It was rather advertised as a Methamphetamine-alternative and you could smoke the salt easily on foil. Felt rather like Cocaine, though. I forgot the name now and have not had any ever since. It was very popular, though. Once it wasn't available so widely anymore, I was offered Kratom, too. Didn't buy any Kratom as a replacement back then because Kratom is very different indeed. Maybe be someone here knows what it was. It were clear crystals so tiny, it appeared to be a powder and was somkeable on foil very well, but could be snorted an IVed, too.
Yes, true, Etizolam, for example or Clonazolam are under Schedule C. Others too.By the time the PSA came in, most substances of worth had already been scheduled under the Misuse of drugs act. The PSA just covers everything else that isn't scheduled, making it illegal to manufacture, import and supply. The only saving grace is that possession is not (yet) illegal for these substances. I can't see how you think this doesn't apply to hallucinogens...