mdx92129
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I am currently reading the seminal biography 'Cocaine' by Dominic Streatfeild, where he mentions that a Swiss pharmaceutical company produced the morphine analogue acetylpropionylmorphine, occasionally referred to as 3-acetyl-6-propionylmorphine, which was able to circumvent draconian anti-drug laws as it was not then illegal, and could be easily converted to morphine by those wanting to evade convictions for morphine possession. This was in 1928, almost a century ago. A pre-War on Drugs chemical polemic against menopausal government legislation, as they say.
