cj187
Bluelighter

These seem obvious but I can't find any information about them. They're probably active, but maybe too difficult to synthesize.
N&PD Moderators: Skorpio | someguyontheinternet
![]()
These seem obvious but I can't find any information about them. They're probably active, but maybe too difficult to synthesize.
I wonder why you shouldn´t be able to use a weak fentanyl-derivate which has a similar potency to Morphine, Oxycodone etc. as a recreational drug, why are people always into the strong fenta analogues? I imagine a weak one with a long half life to be really good.
Some carisoprodol-analogues. I wonder why none of those muscle relaxers have made it to the rc-marked, same with Gabapentin or Pregabalin-Analogues (which seem to be relatively easy to make, like esters, pro-drugs or small molecular changes, just look how simple the "rules" are with Gaba/Baclofen/Phenibut/Tolibut/Gabapentin/Pregabalin/GABOB etc.). I'm very sure many people would buy it even if not too many use them recreationally but as more people know about it more will test it out and it'll get a similar place to benzos in the relaxing-rc category. Of cause they are more dangerous chemicals than benzos but well, the train seems to have left as they sell stuf like NBOME, fentanyl-analogues, Bromadol etc. even in pure form, so a few muscle relaxers won't hurt the whole thing.
![]()
What's the point of developing one with morphine or oxy potency.. It can never be cheaper than the last 2, right?
^ guess I didn't make my post clearer: I mean why not just take morphine or oxydocone if the idea is to supply opioids (fentanyl analogues) with morphine or oxy potency! Sure the manufacturing costs of fentanyl are near zero compared to the retail price. But it can never be cheaper than opiates derived from poppys seeds (you just plant the shit and harvest it like potatoes or broccoli!) IMHO, the whole issue is due to PROHIBITION which is really where most of the retail or bulk price for BOTH synthetic and natural opiates is.
![]()
These seem obvious but I can't find any information about them. They're probably active, but maybe too difficult to synthesize.