Pink Cocaine / Tusi in Greece: not individually verified
Also known as: tucibi, tusibi, tuci
We have not confirmed that Pink Cocaine / Tusi specifically is scheduled in Greece, 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. Pink cocaine is a street name for a powder rather than a substance, and the tables name substances. Which entry a given sample answers to is a laboratory question and not a list question. What the reading does find is entry 38 of ΠΙΝΑΚΑΣ Α, the first table, an entry that opens «2C-B: 4 -βρωμο -2,5 -διμεθοξυφαινυλαιθυλαμίνη» and was placed by gazette 103 A of 25 May 2006. It also finds ΠΙΝΑΚΑΣ Β entry 4, opening «ΚΟΚΑΪΝΗ: Μεθυλεστήρ της βενζοϋλοεκγονίνης». Both of the substances usually sold under the name are listed, and they are listed in different tables, so the two candidate answers carry different licensing regimes and the same criminal articles. The version read is the Ministry of Health consolidated edition of June 2026, and it does not rule out a later joint ministerial decision.
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