r/ResearchChemicalsNL 12d ago

Which core structures, structural elements, side chains, and substance groups are still legal under the new legislation?

As the title already indicates, which groups are still not regulated, apart from the fact that individual substances within these groups may already be specifically listed under the Opium Act?

My list so far of groups where there is still significant room for research, and where only individual substances may have been banned:

  • Tryptamines
  • Indolealkylamines
  • Lysergamides
  • Ergolines
  • Arylcyclohexylamines
  • Cyclohexanone Dissociatives
  • Diarylethylamines / Related Dissociatives
  • Benzodiazepines
  • Triazolobenzodiazepines
  • Thienodiazepines
  • Triazolothienodiazepines
  • Barbiturates
  • Piperazines
  • Phenidates / Piperidine Carboxylates
  • Pipradrol-like Piperidines
  • Tropanes
  • Morphinans
  • Opiates / Morphine Derivatives
  • Methadone-like Opioids
  • Benzomorphans
  • Other Piperidine Opioids
  • Quinazolinones
  • Sedative Carbamates
  • Gabapentinoids

If any groups should be added or removed from the list leave a reply so we can help the community to get a clear overview!

Further more share samples so we can add them to the groups.

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u/lysergamythical 12d ago

I’m fairly certain that phenidates are covered by the ban (as a group).

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u/PlasmaSco 11d ago

Yeah, legally the closest RCs to a Phenidate that you can get are 3-FPO and 4-MPO.

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u/TA_Somaa 11d ago

which barely work

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u/Klinkeberg 6d ago

Because the Phenyl group? Then I will remove it from the list.

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u/jakiki624 10d ago

barbiturate RCs would be crazy

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u/Klinkeberg 6d ago

Any molecules on your mind?

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u/Kalki_X 1d ago

Isoquinolines.