GBL in Romania: not individually verified
Also known as: blue nitro
We have not confirmed that GBL specifically is scheduled in Romania, 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 for Romania. GBL could not be settled from the instruments read, and this cell states the search rather than an answer. The record is: Jurnal de căutare unic 18 Sep 2026: “GBL”; “gamma-butyrolactone”; “gama-butirolactonă”. Căutate în Legea 143/2000, tabelele I-III, şi în Legea 194/2011, art. 2 şi art. 16-17. Nicio înscriere nominală pentru GBL; Legea 194 cere probe privind produsul şi efectul, nu oferă o listare automată pe denumire. The exact name is absent from the schedules, and the separate psychoactive-products law cannot be applied to this slug without product-specific evidence. Romania uses the simplest of the three models: the schedule sits inside the Act. Article 1(a) makes Tables I to IV integral to Legea 143/2000 and supplies the mechanism for adding, deleting or moving an entry. Tables I and II are droguri de mare risc, high-risk drugs; Table III is droguri de risc. A mixture is reached through a listed constituent. Legea 194/2011 is a separate products regime and does not turn an unlisted name into a scheduled drug. This reading is stated as in force on 18 September 2026. The consolidated text identifies Legea 30/2025 as the latest schedule amendment included, effective 29 March 2025, and states that it contains all officially published amendments through that Act. A search that did not settle the question is not a finding that the substance is uncontrolled, and it is not a finding that it is. Treat GBL in Romania as unresolved and verify with the Romanian National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices before relying on anything.
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