5Cadb-B

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Get 5CADB-B Powder online with free international shipping. This synthetic cannabinoid belongs to the indazole-3-carboxamide class and is based on indazoles. Another name for 5CADB-B is 5F-MDMB-PINACA. It has been a component of synthetic cannabis products that are offered for sale online as designer medications.

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The 5CADB-B origin

The first evidence of this was found in post mortem samples from a deceased person who had used a product containing this chemical, perhaps in November of 2014. Ten additional individuals whose deaths were unexplained were tested further, and shockingly, all of them died as a result of this identical chemical. Overdosing was the cause of all of these deaths. Although it is uncertain if 5CADB-B is selective for the CB1 receptor, it is a strong agonist of this target. 5CADB-B is thought to be extremely powerful owing to its extremely low bodily tissue detection rate and seems to be more poisonous than any other previously marketed cannabis product. Purchase 5CADB-B Powder Online with Free Worldwide Shipping.

Illegal uses and internet distribution of 5CADB-B

There are currently no industrial or therapeutic applications for 5f-adb. It has been found in several artificial cannabis products (5CADB-B) that are smoked in order to produce a psychedelic high. There is little data on consumer consumption in the US and other countries. The misuse of synthetic cannabinoids is a public health and safety problem, as poison control centers continue to report negative health impacts. There have been multiple reported overdose deaths in Japan between September 2014 and November 2014.  Purchase 5f-adb online. Also, get good RC here.

5CADB-B Grouping and pharmacological aspects

This medication is under the indazole class. The 1- and 3-positions of the indazole ring system serve as replacements in the indazole core structure that forms the basis of 5F-ADB. Five F-ADB’s 1-position is replaced by a linear five-carbon chain.

finished with an atom of fluorine (F). With an amide linker, the 3-position is substituted, and the nitrogen atom (N)

additional 1-methoxy-3,3-dimethyl-1-oxobutan-2-yl groups are added to this linker. Preclinical research data demonstrate that 5F-ADB binds to the CB1 receptor and functions as an agonist there. 5CADB-B generalized to delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol in rat drug discrimination trials, producing subjective responses akin to THC.