They have given no IUPAC or CAS does anyone know if this is good?doubt it has Cb1 action because of ban.Its white unlike other new yellow inactive ones but its sketchy.anyone tried it?
RCH21 cannabinoid from chinese supplier anyone has any info on it?
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I can't tell exactly what it is, but I'm pretty sure it's one of the methyl-spacer indole/indazole cannabinoid analogues or hydrazide-linked ones. After Chinese blanket ban for common cannabinoid structures, almost all imported cannabinoids we analyzed were methyl bridged cannabinoids. Almost similar to classic indole/indazole cannabinoids, high CB1 affinity and easy to manufacture. For example - ADB-FUBIATA, aka AD-18
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it has Cb1 affinity not only Cb2?I thought all Cb1 affinity chems were banned not just the structure of noids is that true?Also i have heard reports on AD-18 and that it is inactive as all new chinese ones.Might get a sample of this one to see.
China only banned these structural classes as far as I informed. I saw some media published it as 'catchall clause', seemingly with no chemical knowledge. From briefly conducted experiments with methyl spacer cannabinoids, they have somewhat strong affinity to both receptors, being slightly less potent than non-bridged equivalents. I also heard some new cannabnoids/cathinones are far less potent than previous- now banned ones. We analyzed lots of imported materials with GC/MS and quite a lot of them are either cut with non-related compounds or just being structurally different ones. I think that might be a reason for decreased potency and activity. Some recent RC shops can be pretty sketchy nowadays. Kinda sad.
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Yes it seems standard practice for a long time for RC shops.Thank you for your valuable insight i appreciate it.Also if someone has tested this RCH21 in vivo and have any information and comparisons to banned ones that would be awesome.
