I have now gotten the money and proper source for AMT and im very experienced with MDMA and other RC's.
Is AMT is illegal or scheduled here in Canada?
I have gotten 2C-E, 2C-I, 2C-T-7, Mephedrone & Methylone in the near past without any trouble so if AMT is in the same legal category as the previously mentioned RCs I am not worried.
I am worried because I didn't see any law for it in Canada so am wondering if anyone can shed some light on this!
p.s. How does it compare with 2C-B (illegal I know).
AMT is perfectly legal in Canada. Only the usual chems that are scheduled by the United Nations are illegal in Canada. So 2C-B and DOM are illegal, but other rc's that are illegal in the USA such as AMT, 5-MeO-DiPT or 2C-T-7 are not illegal in Canada.
Canada does not have a catch all analog clause like the US, or a phenethylamine, tryptamine or cathinone clause ike in the UK. The only analog clause we have is for amphetamines and dissociatives. Strangely enough cathinones are not listed under amphetamines, so cathinone amphetamines are exempt from the amphetamine clause and therefore cathinones such as methylone, mephedrone and MDPV are not illegal in Canada. Cathinone amphetamines are not caught under the amphetamine analog clause the parent chemical "cathinone" is specifically listed separately from the amphetamines and is not considered an amphetamine in Canadian scheduling. Amphetamine analogs such as 4-FA and the DOx are illegal and 6-APB is illegal as an analog of the amphetamine MDA.
The scheduled amphetamines DOET and DOC, and DOM and DOB are all specifically scheduled and their analogs are considered illegal amphetamine analogs. One could argue that 2C-E, 2C-C, 2C-D are analogs of the amphetamine DOx's, but they are not amphetamines so they are generally considered legal and many shipments of 2C's have been stopped at customs and released. Sometimes customs confiscates legal research chemicals without giving any explanation, but charges have not been laid as far as I know. Interestingly DOI is not specifically scheduled, so 2C-I is even less of a grey area then the other 2C's, but all of the 2C's are considered legal due to their acceptance. Except for 2C-B of course, which is specifically scheduled under Canadian and United Nations law.
Under PCP the analogs and salts and esters of the analogs of PCP are considered illegal and strangely Canada scheduled ketamine on the basis that it is an analog of PCP which is a very far stretch. So the PCP analog clause is generally considered to include any dissociative analogs, so 4-MeO-PCP and 3-MeO-PCP would be considered illegal, but DXM is not as it is openly sold in cough suppresants.
It's funny because under Canadian law ALL amphetamines are supposed to be considered illegal, yet Health Canada approves the sale of ephedrine in small amounts. I suppose because Health Canada has approved ephedrine, it is okay to sell under the guidelines and restrictions, but it would be interesting to try and fight the constitionality of making all amphetamine analogs illegal based on the fact that amphetamine analogs such as ephedrine are sold openly and are not considered illegal.
The only tryptamines that are illegal are the ones illegal under UN law, such as 4-PO-DMT, 4-HO-DMT, DMT and DET as well as AET. There is NO tryptamine analog clause so DPT, AMT, 5-MeO-DMT, 5-MeO-MiPT, 5-MeO-DALT, 4-AcO-DMT and all of the other homolouges of psilocin are not illegal.
The main rc's that are illegal in Canada are the amphetamine DOx chemicals such as DOI and DOC, as well the amphetamine analogs 6-APB, 4-FA and also the PCP analogs 3-MeO-PCP and 4-MeO-PCP.