1P-LSD in Suriname: not individually verified

Not individually verified

We have not confirmed that 1P-LSD specifically is scheduled in Suriname, so this page gives no legal status. Publishing a guess here would be worse than publishing nothing. What we do know is the governing national drug law, below.

What is on record: Not confirmed. 1P-LSD is not named on either list. The only lysergamide entry is 'Lyserginezuuramide' at lijst I onderdeel C, and footnote 9 to it extends it to 'de mono-, en di-alkylamide, de pyrrolidine- en morfolinederivaten en de daarvan verkregen middelen verkregen door invoering van methyl-, acetyl- of halogeengroepen', the mono- and di-alkylamides, the pyrrolidine and morpholine derivatives, and the substances obtained from them by the introduction of methyl, acetyl or halogen groups. The text read for this cell is the consolidation that stops at S.B. 2002 no. 68, so it is twenty four years old. Article 3 lid 2 lets further middelen be designated by Staatsbesluit and article 3 lid 3 lets the Minister designate one at short notice with the approval of the Procureur-Generaal, and article 4 lid 2 does the same for lijst II. No register of those designations was located, so anything added since 2002 is outside what was read and this does not rule out a later designation.

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What Suriname HAS confirmed for related substances

LSA (Morning Glory)a related compound, not 1P-LSD
Illegal, and it is the parent entry rather than a derivative of one. Lysergic acid amide is ergine, and lijst I onderdeel C prints its Dutch name, 'Lyserginezuuramide', as the entry itself, with footnote 9 extending it to 'de mono-, en di-alkylamide, de pyrrolidine- en morfolinederivaten'. The text read for this cell is the consolidation that stops at S.B. 2002 no. 68, so it is twenty four years old. Article 3 lid 2 lets further middelen be designated by Staatsbesluit and article 3 lid 3 lets the Minister designate one at short notice with the approval of the Procureur-Generaal, and article 4 lid 2 does the same for lijst II. No register of those designations was located, so anything added since 2002 is outside what was read and this does not rule out a later designation.
Wet verdovende middelen, S.B. 1998 no. 14, gelijk zij luidt na de daarin aangebrachte wijzigingen bij S.B. 2002 no. 68, articles 1 to 14 and the annexed lijst I and lijst II, read as at S.B. 2002 no. 68, the last amendment carried in the text consulted · https://www.dna.sr/media/34ygwacb/wet_verdovende_middelen.pdf, published by De Nationale Assemblee, the National Assembly of Suriname · consulted 22 September 2026 · Verified October 2, 2026
LSDa related compound, not 1P-LSD
Illegal. Lijst I onderdeel C prints the entry as 'Lyserginezuuramide', lysergic acid amide, with footnote 9: 'Met inbegrip van de mono-, en di-alkylamide, de pyrrolidine- en morfolinederivaten en de daarvan verkregen middelen verkregen door invoering van methyl-, acetyl- of halogeengroepen', including the mono- and di-alkylamides, the pyrrolidine and morpholine derivatives, and the substances obtained from them by the introduction of methyl, acetyl or halogen groups. LSD is lysergic acid diethylamide, a di-alkylamide, and is inside the footnote. The text read for this cell is the consolidation that stops at S.B. 2002 no. 68, so it is twenty four years old. Article 3 lid 2 lets further middelen be designated by Staatsbesluit and article 3 lid 3 lets the Minister designate one at short notice with the approval of the Procureur-Generaal, and article 4 lid 2 does the same for lijst II. No register of those designations was located, so anything added since 2002 is outside what was read and this does not rule out a later designation.
Wet verdovende middelen, S.B. 1998 no. 14, gelijk zij luidt na de daarin aangebrachte wijzigingen bij S.B. 2002 no. 68, articles 1 to 14 and the annexed lijst I and lijst II, read as at S.B. 2002 no. 68, the last amendment carried in the text consulted · https://www.dna.sr/media/34ygwacb/wet_verdovende_middelen.pdf, published by De Nationale Assemblee, the National Assembly of Suriname · consulted 22 September 2026 · Verified October 2, 2026

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