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hehe mescaline laced heroin. what a crazy mix.
An extremely powerful drug has made its first appearance on Montreal’s black market, and it’s being produced in sordid conditions by amateur chemists.
In late April, Montreal police raided seven locations in downtown Montreal, seizing more than 300,000 tablets of illegally-produced synthetic prescription drugs, including Viagra and Cialis.
“The fight against synthetic drugs is a priority for all of the province’s police forces,” said Cmdr. Francois Bleau at a morning news conference.
The busts also yielded crystal meth, bath salts, methamphetamines, ecstasy, speed, steroids, oxycodone and 1,500 kilograms in untransformed ingredients — enough to produce three million pills.
But police consider the presence of bromadol and desmethyl fentanyl to be particularly worrisome.
so, what is "desmethyl fentanyl"?
This is fentanyl:
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Does "desmethyl" mean that the propanamide becomes ethanamide? What's their source for the "more potent" claim?
Here's a drawing:
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What's canada going to do tho? there is no analogue act here. The law against opiates only covers derivatives of opium and all of those are in schedule 1 while pharm opiates aren't IIRC.
The funny thing Montreal is a coke town, the speed they make isnt going to montreal streets, the coke barons have a monopoly and they dont want to lose market share to meth.
"Fentanyls, their salts, derivatives, and analogues and salts of derivatives and analogues" are Schedule I, so desmethyl fentanyl would definitely be schedule I. Bromadol, on the other hand, is distinct enough not to be scheduled.
In most of eastern Canada I'd say meth is actually more common than coke, but it's all in pills.
The image above, distributed by Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM), shows seized drugs bearing copycat “branding” imprints such as Facebook in an effort to market the drug to young people. (PoliceOne Image)