^Youre in poland, right? Didnt they recently ban all RCs there with blanket ban type legislation?
Edit: what I was referring to:
http://www.dosenation.com/listing.php?id=7869
No, you're referring to some affair that have taken place in Poland recently. There were a plague of "funshops" on the streets. After mephedrone got banned, they started to mix different piperazines and God only knows what more. There was a week when each day brought some new overdose from these things (called "dopalacze" in Polish, that'd be "boosters" in English, I've also come across "afterburners" in press but it sounds strange in this context). Eventually there were a few death cases connected with use of these. After that Sanepid (Sanitary-epidemiological station) with the help of police shut all those "funshops". That's all. Anyway, these drugs are now in black market. Well, at least no kid is going to overdose on it but I see those people who are on methadone program and sell their stuff - they use those things a lot and they look worse and worse. I've no idea what's the phenomenon of "dopalacze" as a gram of plain amphetamine or methamphetamine is cheaper...
The status of this fast scribbled act against "dopalacze" is unclear anyway. Shops must be closed but there is no statement which substances are banned. It only says "dopalacze" are banned and "dopalacze" are powders in colorful packs with unknown ingredients. Those "funshops" never sold any real research chemicals like DOC or DOI. I'm up to date with the anti-drug act and beside mephedrone landing in the list recently nothing else happened. So, e.g. 2C-I and DOB are banned but there isn't DOI or 2C-B on the list. No analog act exists in Poland, substances in the act are grouped in two groups in a weird way. I-N is for "intoxicating compounds" (it includes opioids, cocaine, various stimulants, and cannabis) and I-P stands for "psychotropic compounds" (and this includes psychedelics, some phenethylamines and tryptamines, MDMA and similar compounds, PCP and a few of its analogs). "Intoxicating" and "psychotropic" - it's so stupid... We really need a new act written by someone who really knows something about this.
More on those "boosters" (it's very important to inform people what they ingest IMO as there are very dangerous drugs with side effects that may be deadly, also reasons of death confirm that they might be directly connected to "boosters" use short before death, i.e. general cardiovascular failure was the main reason).
Confirmed compounds found in those powders are (combined, never one alone): BZP, TFMPP (those two are "core" for most), MBZP, MeOPP, pFPP, caffeine. Other possible may be: DBZP (generally any impurities from BZP and other piperazines synthesis), mCPP, pFBT (not confirmed but it's easy to get, almost as easy as mephedrone was when it was still legal).
During a short work something like practice in Sanepid in laboratory tests I've never found any phenyltropane drugs, popular stimulants like MDPV, Naphyrone etc., or psychedelics from phenethylamine and tryptamine family.