1P-LSD in Timor-Leste: not individually verified

We have not confirmed that 1P-LSD specifically is scheduled in Timor-Leste, 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. Lei n.º 2/2017 carries no closing statement that would let an absence read as a settled negative, so the finding below, however the chemistry works out, is reported as unconfirmed rather than closed. 1P-LSD is not named by that name anywhere in Lei n.º 2/2017's tables. LSD itself is named at Table II-A item 21: "Lisergida, LSD, LSD-25-(mais ou menos)-N-N-dietilisergamida; dietilamida do ácido dextro-lisérgico" (lysergide, LSD, LSD-25, plus-or-minus N,N-diethylisergamide; dextro-lysergic acid diethylamide). Table II-A's closing clause reaches LSD's chemical-specific isomers and its salts, not its prodrugs. 1P-LSD, 1-propionyl-lysergic acid diethylamide, carries an added propionyl group on the indole nitrogen that LSD does not have; its molecular formula, C23H29N3O2, is heavier than LSD's, C20H25N3O, by exactly that propionyl group. A prodrug of this kind is metabolised to the parent drug in the body, but it is chemically a distinct, heavier molecule with its own formula, not an alternative arrangement of LSD's own atoms, so it fails the ordinary chemical meaning of "isómero" the same way 5-MeO-DMT fails it against DMT: the atom counts differ. It is also not a salt of LSD. On that reasoning, 1P-LSD is reached by neither the name nor the isomer clause of Table II-A. This reading is as printed 25 January 2017, read on 7 October 2026; no later amending law has been found (see the search recorded below).

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