Is Pink Cocaine / Tusi legal in Moldova?

Legal status

Not applicable as a single status. The label does not identify one molecule, so a molecule level schedule outcome is not the kind of answer this row can have. The repair searched Hotărârea Guvernului nr. 79/2006 for "pink cocaine", "tusi", "2C-B" and stopped at applicability rather than running on to an absence, recording that decision immediately as record MOL-76. The repair's own record for the substance most often sold under this label is a printed entry with a registry number, so a sample proved to be that molecule lands on a printed row while the label itself lands nowhere. The label and the molecule are two different questions and only the second has an answer. The route to an answer is therefore through each identified constituent: prove what is in the sample, then read the decision's printed entry for that molecule. This is a confirmed cell and not a deferral, because the repair reached a settled conclusion about the question rather than failing to settle it. Read as at 20 September 2026.

Consequences if caught

Capital exposure: none. Moldova provides no death penalty for a drug offence, and Article 217¹ of the Codul penal does not provide life imprisonment either, so the top of the scale is a term of years. The ceiling is fifteen years under Article 217¹(4), and it attaches to whatever molecule is proved to be present rather than to the label. Record MOL-76 stopped at applicability, so no band and no article is assigned to the label itself. There is no lawful personal use allowance, and a quantity band under Hotărârea Guvernului nr. 79/2006 is a measuring rule for an identified substance and not a permission to possess anything. Where a constituent is identified and is a printed entry, the full scale applies to that constituent on its own terms; where it is not, the question stays with that constituent's own row. In practice a sample sold under this label is often the brominated phenethylamine, which is a printed entry with its own band, so the exposure can be the full scheduled one even though the label carries none. [Likely] Carried forward from the published entry and not re-derived from statute in this pass: The ceiling is 15 years.

If prescribed or medical

Moldova states its traveller rule at country level rather than substance by substance. A scheduled medicine has to satisfy Legea nr. 1409/1997 cu privire la medicamente together with the prescription, packaging, import and customs rules, and a criminal quantity band under Hotărârea Guvernului nr. 79/2006 is not a lawful traveller allowance. This row has no single placement to attach, because record MOL-76 stopped at applicability. The rule therefore applies through whichever identified constituent is in hand and through that constituent's own placement, and a traveller cannot resolve the question from the label. The repair records no medical route for the label itself, which is the expected result for something that is not a single medicinal substance. The placement follows each identified constituent, and one constituent commonly sold under this label is itself a printed entry, so a sample can be fully scheduled while the label is not placeable.

Documentation

Carry documentation for each identified constituent, because there is nothing to carry for the label itself. Record MOL-76 searched "pink cocaine", "tusi", "2C-B" and stopped at applicability, so a traveller cannot get an answer by naming the product and has to name the molecule. If any constituent is a printed entry in the decision, that constituent's rules govern the whole item in practice. Provenance follows. The controlling text is Hotărârea Guvernului nr. 79/2006, read in the official consolidated record on 20 September 2026 through the legislation portal legis.md, with the first and final annex headings and the final available amendment page checked. Treat an unverified street product as carrying the strictest status among whatever it might contain, because that is the risk a border check actually presents.

Drug laws and enforcement change and vary within a country. This is not legal advice. Always confirm with Moldova’s embassy or official drug authority before traveling; penalties can be severe, including imprisonment.