Cannabinol in Spain: not individually verified

Also known as: cbn

We have not confirmed that Cannabinol specifically is scheduled in Spain, 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. Isolated cannabinol is not named in Anexo 1 or Anexo 2 of Real Decreto 2829/1977 or in the 1961 Convention lists: «cannabinol» returned 0 whole word hits in Anexo 1, 0 in Anexo 2 and 0 in the Yellow List (7, 0 and 0 counting it inside longer words); «CBN» returned 0 whole word hits in Anexo 1, 0 in Anexo 2 and 0 in the Yellow List; the 7 longer word hits are inside names such as hexahidrocannabinol and tetrahidrocannabinol, which are different compounds. Cannabis extracts are 1961 Convention narcotics, so a cannabinol product made from the plant may be reached as an extract. Whether a particular product is reached was not settled for this cell. The lists are read as at the Real Decreto 2829/1977 consolidation published 21/04/2026 and in force from 22/04/2026. Narcotic absences are decided through Ley 17/1967 article 2 against the INCB Yellow List, 65th edition of July 2026; the INCB Green List, 36th edition updated December 2025, is a cross-check for psychotropics. Narcotics can also be designated nationally, «en el ámbito nacional por el procedimiento que reglamentariamente se establezca» (nationally, by the procedure set by regulation); Real Decreto 1194/2011 sets that procedure and so far names tapentadol and isotonitaceno, as consolidated to 8 June 2021. 1971 Convention decisions after December 2025 and 1961 Convention decisions after July 2026 were not read, and this does not rule out a later amendment.

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