Is 25I-NBOMe legal in China?
Also known as: n-bomb
- Legal status
- 25I-NBOMe is controlled in China: the NBOMe phenethylamines were placed on the supplementary list of controlled narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances for non-medical use effective 1 October 2015, and China, a 1971 party, is bound by the March 2015 Schedule I listing of 25I-NBOMe.
- Consequences if caught
- Production, trafficking, transport and possession are offences under the Criminal Law; serious trafficking can attract the death penalty.
- If prescribed or medical
- No approved medical use; not available on prescription.
- Documentation
- Supplementary List of Controlled Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances for Non-medical Use (effective 1 October 2015); 1971 Convention Schedule I.
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Same substance, other countries
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